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...drag, the complications of the process give “Vanished Kingdoms” its distinctive quality.The Wulsins, after their trek through inner Asia, outsourced many of their monochrome negatives to a workshop in Beijing. There, workers transferred the negatives to so-called “lantern slides?? before coloring them in by hand.Thirty-one of these hand-colored slides constitute “Vanished Kingdoms.” They document the Wulsins’ nine-month, 1,300-mile Central China Expedition for the National Geographic Society, with a focus on the people and architecture they...
...Architecture Thomas B.F. Cummins said. “I understand their concern and I would be equally concerned in their place.”According to Cummins, the way that his colleagues use their library—they depend on immediate access to a large number of images and slides??differs from how other professors conduct research.“Our need for a library in proximity is as great or greater than any department that I know of. If you ask art historians from throughout the country, I think they would agree as well...
...public relations manager for the museums, “It is important for these objects to be in a teaching museum, because they are more accessible to scholars and students.” Mowry elaborated: “We used to teach on the basis of pictures and slides??that would be like, in medicine, teaching with textbooks and slides and never seeing a real human being. A museum and collection is to art history what a laboratory is to science. You need access.” Many of the works in this world-class collection have been...
Boufford said that Howard also incorporated his collection of about 65,000 slides??most of which he photographed himself during his travels to exotic islands in the Caribbean and across the globe—into his lectures...
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