Romanesque Churches
of the Bourbonnais (France)
Columbia University Art History and Archæology Professor Stephen Murray
and his colleagues invite you to consider the Middle Ages through the intensive
study and documentation of its architectural monuments in the heart of France:
parish churches, abbeys, cathedrals, castles, manor houses, mills, granges, cities,
and towns. The historic region of the Bourbonnais flourished in the eleventh
and twelfth centuries immediately prior to the dramatic turn of history when
France became
France. It neighbors the ancient regions of Auvergne to the south, Burgundy to
the north and east, and Berry to the west. The growing
Web resource presents this unique research—chronicling the
documentation of over thirty romanesque structures through comprehensive digital
photography
and three-dimensional QuickTime nodes.
The Istanbul Documentation Project
Under the direction of Professor Holger Klein, a team from the VMC documented and archived information on thirty of Istanbul's Byzantine and Ottoman sites. These materials include QuickTime virtual reality nodes,a collection of conventional photographs and introductory research material inbeded in an interactive map of the contemporary city. The National Endowment of the Humanities and the Samuel H. Kress Foundation have generously supported this project.
Unpacking Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
This Web program is designed to unpack the complex history of Les
Demoiselles d'Avignon. Including rich details, self portraits, and preparatory
drawing, the program presents the many perspectives necessary to fully understand
this
icon
of
Modernism.
France,
Vézelay, Church of La Madeleine
Click the plan below to view 360° panormanas of the Church
of La Madeleine in Vézelay, France.
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