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Arabic studies in the Warburg Institute

Bulletin - British Society for Middle Eastern Studies, 1981
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Das Warburg Institute (1946)

2023
In this short contribution, published in 1946 for the magazine “Neue Auslese”, Fritz Saxl writes a concise introduction to the Warburg Institute. Saxl emphasises how the construction of the Library was generated around the scientific imprint left by its founder, Aby Warburg, which can be summarised as the investigation of the survival of certain forms ...
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The Warburg Institute and its activities

2023
Kunstchronik. Monatsschrift für Kunstwissenschaft, Bd. 37 Nr. 6 (1984): Kunstchronik.
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Bildakt at the Warburg Institute

2014
This volume provides insight into the work of the "Collegium for the Advanced Study of the Picture Act and Embodiment" at the London Warburg Institute. It gathers a range of studies on the history and anthropology of the "picture act" (Bildakt), on phenomena related to the haptic experience of the image, on the living dynamics of internal and external ...
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The Warburg Institute Classification Scheme (1935)

2023
In this contribution, first published in “The Library Association Record” in 1935, Edgar Wind briefly explains the system of classification used in the Warburg Library, listing its merits and the issues that new fields of study will bring to it.
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Tarot. Origins and Afterlives. Mostra al Warburg Institute

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Scheda su mostra al Warburg Institute, Londra, 31 gennaio-30 aprile 2025.
Alessandro Arcangeli
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Aby Warburg, Three Lectures on Leonardo. 1899, edited by Bill Sherman, The Warburg Institute, 2019

2021
Salvatore Settis presents Three Lectures on Leonardo. 1899, a collection of lessons delivered by Aby Warburg in 1899 at the Johanneum in Hamburg. This text, edited by Bill Sherman in 2019, is Warburg’s second text translated into English by the Warburg Institute.
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