Initiale - Catalogue de manuscrits enluminés - IRHT Initiale est un catalogue informatisé de manuscrits enluminés du Moyen Âge, principalement de ceux qui sont conservés dans les bibliothèques publiques de France, hors Bibliothèque nationale de France. >> Lire la suite Ce catalogue, en cours de constitution, est établi sous la responsabilité de la Section des manuscrits enluminés (SME, olim SSI) de l’Institut de recherche et d’histoire des textes (IRHT). >> Lire la suite Initiale fournit, dans les limites de l’avancement du catalogage : l’état du recensement des fonds par l’IRHT ; des notices de manuscrits contenant une identification sommaire des textes, la datation, l’origine, la provenance, l’attribution éventuelle à un artiste, et une liste de références bibliographiques ; des notices d’enluminures (représentations ou ornements) ; des fiches bibliographiques augmentées, s’il y a lieu, de renvois aux notices de manuscrits recensés dans Initiale. Des photographies numériques des livres décrits sont associées à une partie des notices.
Treasures of the Library : Nature printing This small volume of ‘nature printed’ leaves and flowers offers an intriguing insight into late eighteenth-century botany. It belonged to Charles Darwin (1758-1778), the eldest son of Dr Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802), of Lichfield, Derbyshire (himself the grandfather of the Charles Darwin of the ‘theory of evolution’ fame). As a child, Charles had been interested in botany, and had travelled with a botanical tutor in France when nine years old. He either made or acquired the book the year he went up to Oxford University, labelling it number eighty-four in his library, and noting the year as 1774. Charles’s death in 1778, while still a medical student at Edinburgh University, meant that the book reverted to his father, just when Erasmus Darwin was developing an intense interest in botany. Nature printing was a technique for making an impression directly from a plant by inking a flattened specimen and pressing the inked side onto paper. Dr Anne Secord Darwin Correspondence Project Download
Danish Middle Ages and Renaissance GKS 18, 2º, Basilius Magnus: Homiliæ super Psalmos (etc.), 12th centuryGKS 19 2º, Basilius Magnus: Homiliae, c. 1350GKS 79 2º, "The Mirror of Human Salvation". Germany, c. 1430GKS 80 2º, "The Mirror of Human Salvation". Germany, 1400-50GKS 271 2º, Tycho Brahe: Elixyr Tychonis. Denmark, 16. centuryGKS 316 2º, Tycho Brahe: Observationes planetarum. Denmark, 1596GKS 487 2º, Selected texts on the history of France, 14th centuryGKS 1154 2º, The Hardenberg codex. NKS 24 2º, Texts of Philipp Melanchthon, Martin Luther and Johannes Bugenhagen, 1542NKS 84 b 2º, Anonymi medicina illustrata. 16th century (74 x 54 cm)NKS 90 b 2º, Beate Hildegardis cause et cure de mundi creatione, 13th centuryNKS 138 4º. Thott: Thott 44, 2º, Johannes Chrysostomus, Homiliæ in Iob. Additamenta: Add. 51 2º, Æbelholtbogen. E donatione variorum: Fabricius' samling: Fabricius 23 2º, Claudius Ptolemaeus: Geographia, 1250-1300Fabricius 45, 4º, Johannes Chrysostomus: Letters , 11th-12th century Other manuscripts: Acc. 2011/5.
Mandragore BnF - Portail manuscrits enluminés Enluminures Coproduite par la Direction du livre et de la lecture et l’IRHT à partir de sa base de recherche Initiale, la base Enluminures donne accès en ligne aux manuscrits médiévaux enluminés conservés dans les bibliothèques municipales. Comprenant à ce jour plus de 80 000 images, Enluminures fournit une reproduction numérique et une description scientifique de la décoration des manuscrits médiévaux. Accessible aux chercheurs et à un large public, elle est consultable en recherche guidée, en recherche experte ou en visites virtuelles. Initiale V du livre de l’Ecclésiaste Bible latine Limoges, 1er quart du xiie siècle Paris, Bibl. Liber Floridus Fruit d’un partenariat entre le Ministère de l’Éducation nationale, de l’enseignement supérieur et de la recherche, l’IRHT et le CINES, la base Liber Floridus donne accès en ligne aux manuscrits médiévaux enluminés conservés dans les bibliothèques de l’enseignement supérieur. Mandragore
Book titles with full text online | MetPublications "The 1688 Paradise Lost and Dr. Aldrich": Metropolitan Museum Journal, v. 6 (1972) Boorsch, Suzanne (1972) 20th-Century Art: A Resource for Educators Paul, Stella (1999) 82nd & Fifth The Metropolitan Museum of Art (2013) Abbot Suger and Saint-Denis Gerson, Paula Lieber, ed. (1986) "About Mäda": Metropolitan Museum Journal, v. 40 (2005) Baetjer, Katharine (2005) "About the Sequence of the Tapestries in The Hunt of the Unicorn and The Lady with the Unicorn": Metropolitan Museum Journal, v. 17 (1982) Nickel, Helmut (1982) "About the Sword of the Huns and the 'Urepos' of the Steppes": Metropolitan Museum Journal, v. 7 (1973) Nickel, Helmut (1973) "Abraham Lincoln: The Man (Standing Lincoln): A Bronze Statuette by Augustus Saint-Gaudens": Metropolitan Museum Journal, v. 48 (2013) Tolles, Thayer (2013) Abstract Expressionism: Works on Paper. "The Abstract Expressionists": The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, v. 44, no. 3 (Winter, 1986–1987) Thaw, Eugene Victor (1986–1987)
British Library Digitised Manuscripts Almost 900 Greek manuscripts and some of the most important papyri, ranging in date from the first to the 18th centuries, are now included in the Digitised Manuscripts site. The first two phases of the Greek Manuscripts Digitisation Project were generously funded by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and the third phase was funded by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, the A. G. Leventis Foundation, Sam Fogg, the Sylvia Ioannou Foundation, the Thriplow Charitable Trust, and the Friends of the British Library. Over fifty Thai manuscripts and the Chakrabongse Archive of Royal Letters have been digitised with the generous support of the Royal Thai Government, in celebration of the occasion of the eightieth birthday anniversary of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand on 5 December 2007. The Zweig Collection of music manuscripts was digitised with the support of the Derek Butler Trust.
La numérisation du patrimoine écrit I.1. OÙ EN SONT LES BIBLIOTHÈQUES NUMÉRIQUES ? I.1.1. Une idée relativement ancienne qui a connu un réel essor à partir de 2004 I.1.2. Une idée qui s’est concrétisée par des avancées hétérogènes I.1.3. I.2. II.1. II.2. III. 1. III. 2. III. 3. Biodiversity Heritage Library - Download How To Back to HelpWhat file types are available for download?How do I generate a custom PDF?How do I download a single-page low resolution image?How do I download a single-page high resolution image?How do I download an image from flickr? Locating the article If you have a specific article in mind, for example, “Abundance and Distribution of Queen Conch Veligers (Strombus gigas Linne) in the Central Bahamas. Creating the PDF 1. If you have questions or need to report a problem, please contact us and include the PDF generation confirmation number.Back to top If you only need one page image from a book, you can right click (Command + click on your Mac) on the page you want, and usually choose "Save As" or "Open image in new window" - this will give you a screen-quality jpeg of the page. To retrieve a static JPG image from any page in BHL, use the following:
Digitized Walters Museum Manuscripts This Web page links to complete sets of high-resolution archival images of entire manuscripts from the collection of the Walters Art Museum, along with detailed catalog descriptions. They are available for free under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. Manuscripts images and descriptions were created and are provided through Preservation and Access grants awarded to the Walters Art Museum by the National Endowment for the Humanities, 2008-2014. Images are offered in four sizes: Master TIFF (600PPI for text pages/1200PPI [or highest resolution attainable] for illuminated pages 300PPI TIFF JPEG (1800 pixels on the long side) Thumbnail JPEG (190 pixels on the long side) For an animated “turning the pages” presentation of the manuscripts and downloadable PDFs, visit the Walters Art Museum’s Works of Art Web site. A note on language support
The new renaissance - Technologie de l'information et télécommunications Détails de la publication The report of the Comité des Sages (high-level reflection group) on Digitisation of Europe's cultural heritage was delivered today to Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President for the Digital Agenda, and Androulla Vassiliou, Commissioner responsible for Education and Culture. The report urges EU Member States to step up their efforts to put online the collections held in all their libraries, archives and museums. It stresses the benefits of making Europe's culture and knowledge more easily accessible. Service(s) auteur(s): Commission européenne, Direction générale des réseaux de communication, du contenu et des technologies Auteur(s) privé(s): Thèmes: Technologie de l'information et télécommunications, Recherche en sciences sociales Public cible: Mots clés: Éditions disponibles:
Public Books Database (Academic titles) With university classrooms and libraries shuttered because of the COVID-19 crisis, scholars are facing disruptions not only in their teaching lives but also in their ability to access research materials. In response, many academic presses have made hundreds of their titles freely accessible online. The Public Books Database aims to catalog such resources in a single location and to highlight titles of particular interest. We’ll be updating the list regularly as additional materials are made available. • University of Arizona Press • Berghahn Books • Bristol University Press • University of Calgary Press • University of California Press • University Press of Colorado • Columbia University Press • Cornell University Press • Duke University Press • ETC Press • Fordham University Press • University of Georgia Press • University of Hawai‘i Press • University of Illinois Press • Indiana University Press • Johns Hopkins University Press • Lever Press • University of London Press • University of Maryland Press