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Ulrich Middeldorf prior to emigration: ThePhotothekof the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (1928-1935)

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When Ulrich Middeldorf departed Florence in November 1935 to teach art history at the University of Chicago, he left behind at the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz the ‘Photo collection – the special pride of our Institute’ in the structure that has characterised it up to the present day. Middeldorf was 25 when he first came to the Institute as a scholar. In the following years he turned thePhotothekinto a modern research instrument, re-organising its classification system and its card indexes as the main finding aid. His contribution to the growth of the collection was enormous, not only thanks to his own donations, but also through the relationship he fostered with the main patron of the collection, Luigi Vittorio Fossati Bellani.
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Title: Ulrich Middeldorf prior to emigration: ThePhotothekof the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (1928-1935)
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When Ulrich Middeldorf departed Florence in November 1935 to teach art history at the University of Chicago, he left behind at the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz the ‘Photo collection – the special pride of our Institute’ in the structure that has characterised it up to the present day.
Middeldorf was 25 when he first came to the Institute as a scholar.
In the following years he turned thePhotothekinto a modern research instrument, re-organising its classification system and its card indexes as the main finding aid.
His contribution to the growth of the collection was enormous, not only thanks to his own donations, but also through the relationship he fostered with the main patron of the collection, Luigi Vittorio Fossati Bellani.

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