Verknüpfte Daten: Die Zukunft der Provenienzforschung

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Verknüpfte Daten: Die Zukunft der Provenienzforschung. / Rother, Lynn; Koss, Max; Mariani, Fabio.
In: Museumskunde, Vol. 89, No. 1/2, 05.12.2024, p. 26-31.

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title = "Verkn{\"u}pfte Daten: Die Zukunft der Provenienzforschung",
abstract = "Provenances record the ownership and possession history of cultural property. They form the basis for the restitution of unlawfully acquired objects and are therefore also central to coming to terms with the past. At the same time, the growing number of provenances being researched and published by museums represents a potential source for academic research. The people and institutions, locations and changes of ownership and possession listed in them point to social networks, but also to historical trends in the art trade, the history of taste or the physical and intellectual appropriation of cultural assets. Digital and AI-supported methods can support provenance research and thus also restitution efforts and open up the previously untapped potential of provenances for science.",
keywords = "Kunstwissenschaft, Provenance Data, Provenance Research, Museum Studies",
author = "Lynn Rother and Max Koss and Fabio Mariani",
year = "2024",
month = dec,
day = "5",
language = "Deutsch",
volume = "89",
pages = "26--31",
journal = "Museumskunde",
issn = "0027-4178",
publisher = "Deutscher Museumsbund",
number = "1/2",

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T2 - Die Zukunft der Provenienzforschung

AU - Rother, Lynn

AU - Koss, Max

AU - Mariani, Fabio

PY - 2024/12/5

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N2 - Provenances record the ownership and possession history of cultural property. They form the basis for the restitution of unlawfully acquired objects and are therefore also central to coming to terms with the past. At the same time, the growing number of provenances being researched and published by museums represents a potential source for academic research. The people and institutions, locations and changes of ownership and possession listed in them point to social networks, but also to historical trends in the art trade, the history of taste or the physical and intellectual appropriation of cultural assets. Digital and AI-supported methods can support provenance research and thus also restitution efforts and open up the previously untapped potential of provenances for science.

AB - Provenances record the ownership and possession history of cultural property. They form the basis for the restitution of unlawfully acquired objects and are therefore also central to coming to terms with the past. At the same time, the growing number of provenances being researched and published by museums represents a potential source for academic research. The people and institutions, locations and changes of ownership and possession listed in them point to social networks, but also to historical trends in the art trade, the history of taste or the physical and intellectual appropriation of cultural assets. Digital and AI-supported methods can support provenance research and thus also restitution efforts and open up the previously untapped potential of provenances for science.

KW - Kunstwissenschaft

KW - Provenance Data

KW - Provenance Research

KW - Museum Studies

UR - https://www.museumsbund.de/publikationen/museen-und-ki-museen-durch-krisen-navigieren/#post-94537

M3 - Zeitschriftenaufsätze

VL - 89

SP - 26

EP - 31

JO - Museumskunde

JF - Museumskunde

SN - 0027-4178

IS - 1/2

ER -