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This course introduces computational methods for architectural history, combining source criticism with data- and machine-learning-driven analysis. Through digital tools, students work with cultural heritage data and knowledge graphs, developing their own research questions while acquiring skills in analysing and visualising historical data and critically reflecting on computational research.
History of Architecture and Art VI
Architektur- und Kunstgeschichte VI
The lecture examines the art and architecture of Roman Baroque. Based on selected objects the political, religious and social conditions of the production of art in early modern Rome are presented, thus illustrating, beyond the distinction between architecture, sculpture and painting, the function and development of baroque art between the artists’ ‚ingenio’ and religious propaganda.