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École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts (ENSBA)

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Institut national d’histoire de l’art (INHA)

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Photo credits

  • A

    • A. Savin (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Abujoy (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Alejo2083 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Alexis Pantos / © Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo
    • Alfred Hutter (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Alvesgaspar (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Anna Danielsson / Nationalmuseum, Stockholm
    • Anneli Karlsson / Vasamuseet
    • Anonymous (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Ansgar Koreng (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Antoine Taveneaux (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Arian Zwegers (Wikimedia Commons)

  • B

    • Bavarian State Painting Collections – Alte Pinakothek, Munich
    • Benh LIEU SONG (Flickr)
    • Benh LIEU SONG (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Biblioteca Nacional de España, Madrid
    • Børre Høstland, Nasjonalmuseet
    • byzantologist (Flickr)

  • C

    • Canaan (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Carole Raddato (Flickr)
    • Carole Raddato (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Carsen Steger (Wikimedia Commons)
    • CC BY-NC-SA / Національний музей історії України/ / https://ua.museum-digital.org/singleimage?imagenr=44712
    • Cecilia Heisser / Nationalmuseum
    • Chris06 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • cisko66 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Claude Valette (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Commonists (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Courtesy of the ©Sarian Family
    • Courtesy of the Anu Põder Estate
    • Courtesy of the Art Museum of Estonia, Tallinn
    • Courtesy of the Kunstmuseum, Bern, SIK-ISEA, Inv. 23111
    • Courtesy of the Latvian National Museum of Art, Sofia
    • Courtesy of the Lithuanian Culture Research Centre, Vilnius
    • Courtesy of the Niguliste Museum of the Art, Museum of Estonia, Tallinn
    • Courtesy of the photographer
    • Coutesy of the M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art, Kaunas
    • Cruz.croce (Wikimedia Commons)

  • D

    • Daderot (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Dagmar Hollmann (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Daniel Petrov (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Daniel Villafruela (Wikimedia Commons)
    • DeFacto (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Dennis G. Jarvis (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Detmar Owen (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Diego Delso (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Diliff (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Domenico Anderson,Collezione Biblioteca, Iconoteca dell'Accademia di architettura Mendrisio, Università della Svizzera italiana, Lugano
    • Dosseman (Wikimedia Commons)

  • E

    • E-W - (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Éric de Chassey

  • F

    • Floriane Dezalay
    • Francisco Peralta Torrejón (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Funkyxian (Wikimedia Commons)

  • G

    • Gary Campbell-Hall (Flikr)
    • Geociekawostki (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Gerd Eichmann (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Gilad Topaz (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Giorgi Barateli (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Gleb Simonov (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Grandmaster (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Gzen92 (Wikimedia Commons)

  • H

    • Hansm (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Henryk Bielamowicz (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Hervé Pigeolet, Katrien Van Acker, © KIK-IRPA – Urban.brussels, cliché X111370
    • Holger Uwe Schmitt (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Hunanuk (Wikimedia Commons)

  • I

    • Ingo Mehling (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Institut national d'histoire de l'art
    • Istituto Centrale per la Grafica, Ministero della Cultura

  • J

    • Jaba1977 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Jakob Faurvig, Thorvaldsens Museum
    • Jakub Hałun (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Jean-Christophe BENOIST (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Jean-Pierre Dalbéra (Flickr)
    • Jebulon (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Jeff Croisé (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Jl FilpoC (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Johannes Stoll / Belvédère, Vienne
    • John Lee
    • John Lindros, Margareta Sjöblom (cf. infos Wikipedia)
    • József Sisa, courtesy of the photographer
    • Juan M Romero (Wikimedia Commons)

  • K

    • K.Y.K.Z.K. (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Ken Russell Salvador (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Ketounette (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Kippelboy (Wikimedia Commons)

  • L

    • Lars Joar Julsrud (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Lestat (Jan Mehlich) (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division
    • Livioandronico2013 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Ludvig14 (Wikimedia Commons)

  • M

    • Marcin Konsek (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Marco Restano (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Marco Soave (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Marcos Amigo (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Margot Sanitas
    • Marianne Casamance (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Marie-Lan Nguyen (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Marsyas (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Martin Siplane, 2021, courtesy of the Museum of Estonian Architecture, Tallinn
    • Matthew Axiak (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Matthias Kabel (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Mattis (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Miguel Hermoso Cuesta (Wikimedia Commons)
    • MMFE (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Mortendrak (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Museo de Altamira y D. Rodríguez (Wilimedia Commons)
    • Museo de las Americas, Madrid
    • MUŻA – National Museum of Art, Malta

  • N

    • Nasjonalmuseet/Børre Høstland
    • Nasjonalmuseet/Larsen, Frode
    • NateBergin (Wikimedia Commons)
    • National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.

  • O

    • Oksana Sadova-Mandyuk
    • Olvr (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Ophelia2 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Österreichische Nationalbibliothek

  • P

    • Paradise Chronicle (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Patrick Sanitas
    • Paul van Galen, Gerard Dukker, Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, photographers:
    • Peeter Säre, c. 2004, courtesy of the photographer
    • Petar Milošević (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Petit Palais, musée des Beaux-Arts de la ville de Paris
    • Petter Ulleland (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Phanatic (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Photo: Lennart Larsen
    • Phyrexian (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Pistillo99 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Pjetër Marubi

  • R

    • Rabax63 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Raffaele Pagani (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Rasal Hague (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Reinhold Möller (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Reino Baptista (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Richard Mortel (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Romainbehar (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Ronan Reinart (Wikimedia Commons)

  • S

    • Sailko (Wikimedia Commons)
    • SchiDD (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Sezenkerem (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Shonagon (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Antikensammlung /CC BY-SA 4.0
    • Stefano Sansavini (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Steven Zucker, Smarthistory co-founder
    • Superbass (Wikimedia Commons)

  • T

    • The Getty online collection
    • The National Gallery, London
    • The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
    • Thomas Ledl (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Tilman2007 (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Tom Lucas, Collection du Musée national d'archéologie, d'histoire et d'art Luxembourg (MNAHA)
    • Tom Lucas, Collection du Musée national d’archéologie, d’histoire et d’art Luxembourg (MNAHA)
    • Tomisti (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Toni Castillo Quero (Flickr)
    • Tord Lund / Thielska Galleriet
    • ToucanWings (Wikimedia Commons)

  • U

    • Unknown author (Wikimedia Commons)

  • V

    • Vassil (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Vít Luštinec (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Volker Höhfeld (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Volker-H. SchneiderStaatliche, Museen zu Berlin, Kupferstichkabinett

  • X

    • xiquinhosilva (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Xuan Che (Wikimedia Commons)

  • Z

    • Zairon (Wikimedia Commons)
    • Zoran Alajbeg courtesy of the © Ivan Meštrović Museums

  • #

    • [Original Source citation], World Digital Library
    • © Bibliothèque nationale de France
    • © courtesy of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon/François Jay
    • © Heidelberg University Library
    • © Liv Engholm/RiddoDuottarMuseat
    • © National History Museum & Balkan Heritage Foundation, Photographs by Anton Chalakov & Miglena Raykovska
    • © The Trustees of the British Museum
    • © UNESCO, photographer: Sinisa Sesum
    • © Victoria and Albert Museum, London,
    • Національний музей історії України/ / https://kyiv.ua.museum-digital.org/singleimage?imagenr=43957
    • Николай Генов. Съкровище от Вълчитрън - Институт за балканистика с Център по тракология, Bulgaria