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Ghent World Fair 1913
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Ghent World Fair 1913. This digital collection contains Ghent University Library’s source material with regard to the World Fair of 1913: pictures, posters, maps, medallions, post cards, brochures and many more ephemera.
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Ghent - Google Books Collection - Dutch and French literature
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Ghent - Google Books Collection - Dutch and French literature. Google started digitising the Booktower's out-of-copyright books by the end of 2007, bringing some of the greatest works of Dutch and French literature to millions of people globally.
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Personal Archive of Ruben Dario, Nicaraguan poet (1867–1916)
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Personal Archive of Ruben Dario (Félix Rubén García Sarmiento, 1867–1916): documents relating to Ruben Dario's private and family life and his activities as a writer, journalist and diplomat.
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Fine Art Old Drawings from the Fine Arts Faculty (1752-1914) from the Fine Arts Faculty, Complutense University Of Madrid
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Fine Art Old Drawings from the Fine Arts Faculty (1752-1914), Complutense University Of Madrid.
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Piranesi engravings of the Complutense University Library of Madrid
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Piranesi engravings of the Complutense University Library of Madrid. The Piranesi Collection provided by the Complutense University Library of Madrid contains digital copies of engravings realised between the years 1748-1806 and published in Rome and Paris.
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Digital Musicology #3: Building networks of music sources
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The notion of ‘distant reading’ – introduced by Franco Moretti – gained wide popularity in the emerging field of Digital Humanities. It is interesting to see whether the ideas of Moretti can also be applied to the field of musicology. Stephen Rose and Sandra Tuppen mention Moretti as inspiration for the British library project ‘A Big Data History of Music’.
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