Connecting Art and Science for Humanities Research: Mapping Color in History

Mapping Color in HIstory compiles pigment analysis data from existing and on-going research on scientific analysis of pigments for historical research. As a digital humanities project at the intersection of art and science, multidisciplinary collaboration is at its heart. The paper will introduce the project and discuss methods and contributions.

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Harvard University Press
United States
Harvard University
United States

Keywords

Paper, and methods, Long Presentation, digital art history, Book and print history, south asian painting, annotation structures, Art history, mapping pigment, IIIF, metadata standards, History of science, systems, database creation, and analysis, South Asian studies, conservation science, management, linked (open) data

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