Overview for 'Collections'

Title:
Jean de Meun writing in his study
Creator:
Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun
Date:
c. 1380
Institution:
The British Library
Country:
United Kingdom
Copyright:
Public Domain
Project 1 September 2017 - 28 February 2019
Rise of Literacy
Collections
Rise of Literacy project explored the history of the written text in Europe and aimed to showcase related cultural treasures on the Europeana collections website.  
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Title:
Anke Wolff
Date:
1942-1945
Institution:
Museon
Country:
The Netherlands
Copyright:
CC BY
Project 1 September 2017 - 28 February 2019
Migration in the Arts and Sciences
Collections
The Migration in the Arts and Sciences project created a curated collection about migration to, from and within Europe and explored the effects migration has had on European culture.
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Blog Created: 12 September 2017 Nicole McNeilly
Digital cultural heritage content in schools: learnings from our partnership with European Schoolnet
Collections
Read about the outcomes of our teacher's validation pilot
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Title:
The Lady with the Veil (the Artist's Wife)
Creator:
Alexander Roslin
Date:
1768
Institution:
Nationalmuseum, Sweden
Country:
Sweden
Copyright:
Public Domain
Data Updated: 6 November 2023
Paintings from the Nationalmuseum in Sweden
Collections
This dataset from the Nationalmuseum contains over 8000 paintings in the public domain from all over Europe and represents artistry from multiple centuries. The Nationalmuseum has delivered this dataset to Europeana with IIIF resources included, providing a rich viewing experience and many options for reuse in research.
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Title:
Drei Mitteilungen
Date:
161-156 BCE
Institution:
Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg
Country:
Germany
Copyright:
CC BY-SA
Data Updated: 6 November 2023 Marjolein de Vos
Papyrus fragments from the Universitäts- bibliothek Heidelberg
Collections
In this dataset you can find Egyptian papyrus fragments currently held at the Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg. The fragments are part of the Heidelberger Papyrussammlung, one of the largest papyrus collections in Germany. This entire collection has been made available to Europeana with the IIIF resources of the objects.
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Blog Created: 7 September 2017 Nicole McNeilly
‘Add culture to your course’ with Eliademy and Europeana Collections
Collections
Finnish learning platform Eliademy brings digital art and culture to the classroom
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