Key aspects: Art and religin in italy, focused on Assisi and the Franciscan Order

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Additional retrieval options (independend from p r o m e t h e u s):

Retrieval interface in english, german and italian
native images

The database was created in 1999, stepless growing

Integration in Prometheus: since February 2006

Key aspects: digital installation art (immersive, interactive, telematic and genetic art)

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Additional retrieval options (independend from p r o m e t h e u s):

aesthetics, genre, technique

The historical collections in the University Library also include appr. 550 single-sheet prints. This heterogeneous group mainly consists of pamphlets and broadsides, but also of calendar sheets, ecclesiastical prints, letters of pardon, numerous prints relating to Wittenberg, esp. theses sheets, portraits of Protestant reformers, invitations for disputations, and some prints from other universities. The material of the collection draws from the 15th through the 19th centuries, with the bulk originating from the 16th and 17th centuries. The prints are registered in a printed catalogue from 2003.

Any contents, including photographs and graphics, are protected by copyright. Unless otherwise stated, the copyright rests with the University Library of Erlangen-Nuremberg. For any use or publication, particularly the disclosure to third parties, you will need a written permission from the University Library. Please send one specimen copy of the publication free of charge to the attention of the manuscript department of the Library.

Colour slide archive - Central european wall and ceiling paintings, ornamentary stucco, room setup.

Integration in Prometheus: since November 2005

Key aspects: Central european wall and ceiling paintings, ornamentary stucco, room setup

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Database created in 2000, completed october 2005