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<\/a><\/p>\nSchedule:<\/strong><\/p>\n October 19, Monday<\/strong><\/p>\n Uffizi Gallery<\/strong><\/p>\n 2:30pm \u2013<\/strong> Villa Tatti (until 6pm)<\/p>\n Day 1 morning: \u00a0beginning with a fairly comprehensive visit Day 1 afternoon (3 hrs) \u2013 continuing with more examples as Villa Tatti<\/strong><\/p>\n Day 2 morning: \u00a0devoted to issues of preservation and Day 2 afternoon: \u00a0devoted to presentations of our cataloging 10:30am \u2013 group visit to museum Alinari<\/p>\n 2:30pm (until 6pm) \u2013 villa Tatti<\/p>\n free study of the collection<\/p>\n October 22, Thursday<\/strong><\/p>\n Free visits to Florence, museums.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Villa I Tatti, The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Florence, Italy,\u00a0October 19 – 22 Instructors:\u00a0Michael Rocke, Nicky Mariano Librarian, Director of the Biblioteca Berenson;\u00a0Giovanni Pagliarulo, Agnes Mongan Curator of the Fototeca Berenson, Curator of the Berenson Art Collection Attendants: Sayatina, Avetyan, Terenteva Schedule: October 19, Monday Uffizi Gallery 2:30pm \u2013 Villa Tatti (until … <\/p>\n
\n(2 hrs) to the house, art collection, gardens, and library (with the
\nidea that the context here is crucial to a full understanding of this
\nparticular photo archive), with the rest of the morning (1.5 hours)
\nspent in the photo archive and devoted to Berenson and photographs;
\nthe development of the photo collection both by him and since Harvard
\ntook over; and an initial look at highlights or particularly important
\n\/ representative examples from the collection that illustrate its
\nvalue to scholarship.<\/p>\n
\nabove, plus some discussion of the different formats and photographic
\ntechniques represented, the organization of the archive, and
\nconsultation practices and policies.
\nOctober 20, Tuesday<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nconservation of our photographs, with discussion of the preservation
\nstandards we try to achieve and of the storage materials we now use,
\nand with illustrations of particular conservation problems we\u2019ve had
\nand of examples of photos that have undergone treatment.<\/p>\n
\nand scanning workflows, and of various projects completed or underway
\nto make the collection accessible online (the Assisi fresco cycle of
\nthe Life of Saint Francis, \u201cHomeless\u201d Paintings of the Italian
\nRenaissance, the Bernard and Mary Berenson Art Collection, etc.).
\nOctober 21, Wednesday<\/strong><\/p>\n