Visualization Lab for Digital Art History
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Christopher Dresser Bottle, 19th C., English, Bone china, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson Study for "Portrait of an Indian" (detail), 19th C., French, Oil on canvas, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Paul Cézanne Still Life with Apples and Pears (detail), 1885-87, French, Oil on canvas, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Byzantine Medallion from an Icon Frame, 11th-12th C., Cloisonné enamel, gold, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Jackson Pollock Number 8 (detail), 1949, American, Oil, enamel, and aluminum paint on canvas
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Carlo Crivelli Pietà (detail), 1476, Italian, Tempera on wood, gold ground, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Visualization Lab for Digital Art History

Mission Statement

The Visualization Lab for Digital Art History supports digital scholarship and pedagogy by fostering the creative application of technology in the service of research, teaching, and publishing in the arts and humanities at UC Berkeley.

About

The Visualization Lab for Digital Art History (V-Lab) is an academic support unit that meets the information and technology needs of faculty and students in the arts and humanities through access to its collections, digital project support, programming, outreach efforts, and media services.

The V-Lab team is a creative group of information professionals and technologists that connect faculty and students to emerging technologies and media resources relevant to scholarship, teaching, and publishing in the Digital Age.

Through project-based partnerships with UC Berkeley faculty and students, the V-Lab seeks to advance technological innovation in the Digital Humanities.

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