Renaissance Polychrome Sculpture

Review: The Renaissance Polychrome Sculpture databases for Tuscany, Lombardy and Piedmont, and Puglia and Basilicata hosted by Queen's University form an extensive, ongoing project to document Renaissance and Baroque polychrome sculptures in Italy. Each database contains high-resolution photographs, interactive maps, and detailed information for over 600 sculptures in total, offering scholars, educators, and students valuable open-access resources.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Published
2024-12-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17613/wbftc-m1p02
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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
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Renaissance Polychrome Sculpture

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Abstract

Review: The Renaissance Polychrome Sculpture databases for Tuscany, Lombardy and Piedmont, and Puglia and Basilicata hosted by Queen's University form an extensive, ongoing project to document Renaissance and Baroque polychrome sculptures in Italy. Each database contains high-resolution photographs, interactive maps, and detailed information for over 600 sculptures in total, offering scholars, educators, and students valuable open-access resources.

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