Joseph Heller's (1798-1849) Graphics Collection at the Bamberg State Library - Visualisation and Integration of a Collection Structure

约瑟夫·海勒 (Joseph Heller) (1798-1849) 班贝格州立图书馆的图形收藏 - 馆藏结构的可视化和集成

• 批准号: 317529425
• 负责人: Dr. Christian Bracht
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Deutsches Dokumentationszentrum für Kunstgeschichte - Bildarchiv Foto Marburg
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Cataloguing and Digitisation (Scientific Library Services and Information Systems)
• 财政年份: 2016
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2015-12-31 至 2023-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/317529425?language=en
• 关键词: Joseph; Heller; 1798; 1849; Graphics

After the death of the merchant and art scholar Joseph Heller (1798-1849), a local of the Franconian town of Bamberg, the then Royal Library of Bamberg, now Bamberg State Library, inherited his complete written records as well as his book and art collection. The extensive inheritance left by Heller, consisting of graphic prints and hand drawings is the core of the locally kept stock of graphics. As the aim of this project, this graphics collection, which is internationally significant, but hardly known outside circles of professional experts is intended to be digitalised on two levels and made accessible. Within a project framework, the focus will be on a conglomerate of about 2,800 graphic prints. This corpus, containing works by Dürer, Cranach and Holbein is dominated by numerous copies from the 16th to the 19th centuries which since their origination have pervaded the art market as artistic references, copies, and at times as counterfeits, and which are referenced to the originals in the Heller collection. These later copies, often printed in groups on a single sheet, are an expression of the Dürer reception, of the persistent marketability in an international context, as well as of Heller's unique passion as a collector. Especially in the case of Dürer, he added meticulously detailed, hand-written comments and listed the works in his art-historical publications. The 2,800 sheets are to be digitalised at high resolution and catalogued by cataloguing and digitalisation standards defined collaboratively in the international project team Graphik vernetzt. To illustrate the collection history, the Bamberg State Library will carry out a virtual merger of this segment of the corpus with the other parts of the remaining Heller inheritance. This integration with common library possessions will be achieved by re-implementing the search server as well as the local research and presentation interface. This will ensure barrier-free, user-friendly and integrated visualisation of the project results on all end devices. As a second cataloguing step, and inspired by Heller's original idea of creating references, the digitalised prints will be fed into the international collaborative database Graphikportal being established at the German Documentation Centre of Art History - Image Archive Foto Marburg. For this purpose, the informational units for the description of graphic sheets will be named, referenced, and displayed for the first time using the relational model FRBRoo. This will allow systems, among other things, to connect all copies of a printing plate, but also the preliminary drawings as well as later prints, and to make them accessible through one single search result. Furthermore, the datasets created on the basis of the international meta data schema LIDO will be linked to person and title information in the integrated authority file (GND) and enhanced according to the international classification standard Iconclass by indexing the subjects.

法兰克小镇班贝格当地人、商人和艺术学者约瑟夫·海勒（Joseph Heller，1798-1849 年）去世后，当时的班贝格皇家图书馆（现为班贝格州立图书馆）继承了他完整的书面记录以及书籍和艺术收藏。海勒留下的大量遗产，包括图形印刷品和手绘图，是当地保存的图形库存的核心。作为该项目的目标，这个具有国际意义但在专业专家圈子之外鲜为人知的图形收藏旨在在两个层面上进行数字化并使其易于访问。在项目框架内，重点将放在约 2,800 幅印刷品的综合体上。该文集包含丢勒、克拉纳赫和霍尔拜因的作品，其中以 16 世纪至 19 世纪的大量复制品为主，这些复制品自诞生以来就作为艺术参考、复制品、有时作为赝品遍布艺术市场，并引用了海勒收藏中的原作。这些后来的副本通常成组印刷在一张纸上，表达了丢勒的接受、国际背景下持续的适销性以及海勒作为收藏家的独特热情。尤其是对于丢勒来说，他添加了细致入微的手写评论，并将这些作品列入了他的艺术史出版物中。这 2,800 张纸张将以高分辨率进行数字化，并按照国际项目团队 Graphik vernetzt 合作定义的编目和数字化标准进行编目。为了说明馆藏历史，班贝格州立图书馆将把这部分语料库与剩余的海勒遗产的其他部分进行虚拟合并。与公共图书馆馆藏的这种集成将通过重新实现搜索服务器以及本地研究和演示界面来实现。这将确保项目结果在所有终端设备上实现无障碍、用户友好且集成的可视化。作为第二个编目步骤，受到海勒创建参考文献的原始想法的启发，数字化印刷品将被输入到德国艺术史文献中心建立的国际合作数据库 Graphikportal - Image Archive Foto Marburg。为此，将首次使用关系模型 FRBRoo 来命名、引用和显示用于描述图形表的信息单元。除其他外，这将使系统能够连接印刷版的所有副本，以及初步图纸和后来的印刷品，并通过一个搜索结果访问它们。此外，基于国际元数据模式LIDO创建的数据集将链接到综合规范文件（GND）中的人物和头衔信息，并根据国际分类标准Iconclass通过对主题进行索引来增强。