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Emigrants at Ellis Island – two Italian children Credit: French National Library - Bibliothèque Nationale de France, public domain image
Leaving Europe: A new life in America

Jointly curated by the two digital libraries, the exhibition uses photographs, manuscripts, broadsheets, paintings, letters, audio, government documents and other unique materials to chart people’s journeys across the European continent and their settlement in the United States. The DPLA and Europeana—guided by a common mission to make the riches of libraries, museums, and archives openly available to everyone in the world—collaborated regularly with curators, content partners, project staff, and others to design and build the exhibition cooperatively. Continue reading


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Do you like skinny Venus??

Thanks to Photoshop, 10 Venus masterpieces (Botticelli’s, Gentileschi’s, Tiziano’s…) are updated according to nowadays beauty standards. Ancient painters made their artpieces keeping in mind the beauty ideal of their times, which had been considerably changing up to today’s thinness obsession. Continue reading


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DAVID HOCKNEY: A PAINTER ENJOYING NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Arrival of the spring in English landscapes is a “classical” subject, and Hockney treats it with a modern eye, often powered thanks to new digital tools he’s always been interested in. Continue reading