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The history of art is a complex topic that retraces man’s journey from primitive dwellings to communal dwellings that develop into cities and give rise to empires, revolutions, inventions & religions. Beginning with Athens and Rome, these series of videos explore the History of Art by examining how economic, cultural, religious and philosophical aspects shaped the visual landscape of the past and even the present.
The Age of Modernity with Jeanette Lamb, University of the People
The French Revolution marks a major shift in Europe. Taxation France’s monarchy imposed was rejected and gave way to civil discord. The Reign of Terror was followed eventually by the storming of the Bastille. The events altered the French landscape. Philosophically, economically, and politically a unified desire for liberty was playing out on the world stage.
Birth of Cities with Jeanette Lamb, University of the People
What sets the city of Rome apart from other world cities? How did it come to be the mecca of western arts, culture and religion? Why is Rome known as “The Eternal City?”

Mapping the Past
Mapping the Past: Interwar Period, 1919 -1933, Artists & Arts in Europe
Lou Andreas-Salomé
The Life & Times of Lou Andreas Salome and her Social Circles
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From the Dust
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Life Along the Line of Demarcation During WWII France

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  • Digital History Projects enhances the fields of literary, scientific, and educational research by preserving and offering cultural, social, historical and philosophical information to the public through digital technologies while expanding educational access.

    We help fund research, digitally store and catalog information for further study, and arrange data in ways that increase interactivity, interest and usability across areas of education as well as literary and scientific scholarship. Using digital technologies in concert with traditional interdisciplinary research methodologies, we create multimedia platforms that bring dynamic media environments to the internet.  In short, we use media technologies and other innovations to increase academic reach and educational engagement.

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