Now an English version of our recent web publication with our students, titled "Images of the World", is available:

How were images of the world and ideas of foreignness and otherness negotiated and constituted in nineteenth-century art?

https://museumsandsociety.net/en/research/digital-image-worlds/weltbilder

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The website "Weltbilder" is the result of a seminar in #ArtHistory at #TUBerlin. The seminar examined how ideas of foreignness and otherness are negotiated and constructed in 19th century art.

The website is in German, translation will follow.

https://museumsandsociety.net/de/research/digital-image-worlds/weltbilder

#museumcollections #paintings #annotation #openscience #sciencecommunication #teaching #publishing #studentpublishing #webpublishing #digitalarthistory #decolonize
#AlexandervonHumboldt
#AiméBonpland
#FerdinandKonradBellermann
#FriedrichGeorgWeitsch
#CarlBlechen
#FriedrichAugustStüler
#PaulMeyerheim
#WilhelmKuhnert
#RadenSaleh
#AmritaSherGil
#Palmenhaus
#BerlinerZoo