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ARTstor and the Art and Art History Department at the University of Texas, Austin have collaborated on a project to digitize and distribute approximately 4,700 teaching slides from Professor Jacqueline Barnitz’s collection. Over the course of her career, Barnitz has been a formative influence in shaping the study of Modern Latin American Art, and establishing [...]

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ARTstor and the Art and Art History Department at the University of Texas, Austin have collaborated on a project to digitize and distribute approximately 4,500 teaching slides from Professor Jacqueline Barnitz’s collection. Over the course of her career, Barnitz has been a formative influence in shaping the study of Modern Latin American Art, and establishing [...]

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ARTstor is collaborating with Douglas Massey to present approximately 130 images of Mexican retablos in the Digital Library. Mexican retablos are small, colorful oil paintings, generally made on tin.
In Mexico retablos, also called laminas, came to denote the small devotional paintings that devout Mexicans would commission as ex-votos, or votive offerings, given in fulfillment of [...]

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The Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History are partnering with ARTstor to make over 36,000 images from their collections and photography collections available through the Digital Library. Through this collaboration, the Art Gallery and the Peabody Museum seek to provide greater access to their unique permanent collections. The collections [...]

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ARTstor and the Art and Art History Department at The University of Texas at Austin are pleased to announce that they will collaborate to digitize and distribute approximately 4,500 teaching slides made by or for Professor Jacqueline Barnitz.
Dr. Barnitz has been a formative influence in shaping the study of Modern Latin American Art as a [...]

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