Interdisciplinary Approaches to Metadata

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Interdisciplinary Approaches To Metadata Tom Lombardi

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Interdisciplinary Approaches To Metadata

Tom Lombardi

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Interdisciplinary Metadata Analysis Washington & Jefferson College Computational Science Understanding computing cultures Bioinformatics and art history

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Black Death and its Effect on Iconography

Andrea Orcagna. (1354-1357). Strozzi Altarpiece. Tempera on Wood.

“Certainly there have been plenty of skillful painters, and they have painted in a manner that is impossible for human hand to equal; but this art has grown and continues to grow worse day by day.” ~ Franco Sacchetti (c. 1390) attributed to Taddeo Gaddi

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Possible effects of the Black Death New conservatism in technique New workshop practices New markets

Pietro Lorenzetti. (1335-1342). Nativity of the Virgin.

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Possible computational approaches Compute vanishing points Connect colors to material culture Measure brushstroke

Pietro Lorenzetti. (1335-1342). Nativity of the Virgin.

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Pietro Lorenzetti. (1335-1342). Nativity of the Virgin.

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New approach: Focus on art-historical metadata Analyze art historians’ metadata Index of Christian Art William R. Cook. (1996). Images of St. Francis of Assisi in Painting, Stone and Glass from the Earliest Images to Ca. 1320 in Italy. A Catalogue.

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Test Case 1: Networks and Iconography

Christ

Mary John

Giotto. (1290-1300). Crucifixion. Tempera on wood.

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Clare: 1255

Legenda Maior: 1263

Louis: 1317

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Test Case 2: Metadata from the Index of Christian Art

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Black Death as a Natural Experiment

1300 - 1349 1350 – 1399 Sailko/CC-BY-SA-3.0

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Bioinformatics, Annotations, Ontologies GCATTAATGGCATACGTGGCCCCA

GCAUUAAUGGCAUACGUGGCCCCA

ALALEUMETALATYRVALALAPRO

DNA to RNA (Transcription)

RNA to Amino Acid (Translation)

AA to Protein (Folding)

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Differential Expression in Bioinformatics Compare Wild Type and Mutant Plot expression levels in a heat map Label genes with annotations

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Differential Expression in Iconography Symbol 1300-1349 1350-1399

Virgin Mary and Christ Child 168 93

Madonna of Humility 2 25

Lawrence of Rome, Deacon 4 25

Fra Angelico. (c. 1430). Madonna of Humility.

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Differential Expression in Iconography Symbol 1300-1349 1350-1399 Anthony the Great 7 63