Art & Architecture Thesaurus

Cultural Objects Name Authority Search Tips For the current pilot release of CONA, we advise that browsing the CONA hierarchies will likely provide more gratifying results than searching, since the number of records included in CONA is as yet limited. The total will grow through contributions over time; data is added and updated every two weeks. However, if you wish, you may now also search by title/name or by ID. You may use AND and OR (in upper case). About CONA Learn about the purpose, scope, and structure of CONA. F.A.Q. about CONA Here you will find a list of the most frequently asked questions about CONA. CONA@getty.edu Click here to send a message to the vocabulary editors about CONA. Use of CONACopyright © 2012 The J.

enriches its data with the Art and Architecture Thesaurus By Valentine Charles and Cécile Devarenne, Europeana Foundation The Getty Research Institute announced last March the release of their Art and Architecture Thesaurus (AAT) as Linked Open Data. This release opened many opportunities for Europeana. AAT is a rich, structured and multilingual vocabulary including terms, descriptions, and other information for generic concepts related to art, architecture, other types of cultural heritage and conservation. AAT has always been an important resource for Europeana’s data providers, especially museums. The implementation of the Europeana Data Model (EDM) was the first step towards the re-use of widespread vocabularies such as AAT. It offers: an unambiguous reference to a controlled, trustable subject representation machine-readable access to multilingual labels machine-readable access to semantic relationships The following collections were re-published in the Europeana portal:

Union List of Artist Names (Research at the Getty) Search Tips For the Find Name field, you may use AND and OR [e.g., 1) eldon garnet, 2) garnet OR carnet, 3) garnet OR carnet OR karnette, 4) eldon AND carnet, 5) eldon AND (garnet OR carnet), 6) (eldon OR elton) AND (garnet OR carnet)]. Boolean operators must be in all caps (AND and OR). Wildcard is the asterisk (*); right truncation only. About the ULANLearn about the purpose, scope and structure of the ULAN. F.A.Q. about the ULANHere you will find a list of the most frequently asked questions about ULAN. ULAN@getty.eduClick here to send a message to the ULAN editors. Use of the ULAN Copyright © 2017 The J.

List of 100 Art concepts Wikipedia should have This is a series of lists to identify the missing articles in Wikipedia related to Art. It is based on the concept of "List of vital articles" but specifically for art. There are three lists: art materials; art techniques; conservation-restoration materials; and conservation-restoration techniques. The point of creating these lists is to identify the 100 most important articles in each one so that the articles can then be assessed and improved. "Redlinks" identify subjects that currently do not have a Wikipedia article, but should! Here are some good online resources: Art & Architecture Thesaurus Online (AAT) Art Materials Information and Education Network, also known as AMIEN Conservation & Art Material Encyclopedia Online (CAMEO) Grove Art Online (known as the Grove Dictionary of Art); subscribers only. Preserv'Art by the Centre de conservation du Québec (CCQ) (English) & (French) Art materials[edit] Art techniques[edit] Conservation-restoration materials[edit]

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