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Harlem Renaissance Photographer and Massachusetts native James Van Der Zee
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Free Photographs, Paintings, Prints, Maps from the New York City Public Library Collection
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Yale Center for British Art,
Yale Peabody Museum,
Yale University Art Gallery,
Yale University Library
Library of Congress - Images & Art
The abandoned buildings of the Eastern bloc
Lewis Hine and the photos that changed America
An exhibition in New York highlights the child labour photos of Lewis Hine that shocked the country and paved the way for new laws to protect children
Art and Multimedia
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Heaven and Earth: Art of Byzantium from Greek Collections. National Gallery of Art.
New York City Library - Japanese Wood Block Prints
All across Europe, thousands of museums, galleries and archives are digitizing their collections - creating virtual copies of their texts, imagery and objects that can be stored on local servers or in the cloud.
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Museum Tours through Google
It was the bust of Nefertiti, Toby Wilkinson writes, that “came to represent for Egyptian nationalists the exploitation and appropriation of their history by foreigners — a perennial insult that had gone on for more than a century.”
Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki
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Church Tour of Ancient Church of St Stephen in Jordan. Walled cities from both banks of the Jordan river on the mosaic floor of St. Stephen in Umm er-Rasas, 8th century.
Kanopy & Kanopy For Kids - Boston Public Library - Get free access to thousands of movies with your free Boston Public Library card
History of Civilization and Culture
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Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus) unites a classical portrayal of Christ with a shape that only exists in mathematical theory. Dalí’s floating cross is what Banchoff describes as “an unfolded four-dimensional cube”. In a 2012 lecture given at the Dalí Museum, Banchoff explains how the artist was trying to use “something from a three-dimensional world and take it beyond… The exercise of the whole thing was to do two perspectives at once – two superimposed crosses.”