Visual Resources

Visual Resources

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Aims and Scope:

Visual Resources An International Journal of Documentation 
is devoted to the study of images and their use. Those 
images which depict architecture and works of art are of 
primary concern. The process by which these images are 
made, organized and ultimately utilized is investigated. 
This journal explores how visual language is structured and 
visual meaning communicated and also illustrates how 
picture collections are acquired, organized, indexed, and 
preserved. Its scope delves into the past and looks toward 
the future. Included herein is an analysis of how 
reproductive images have influenced the perception of art, 
and how the interpretation of images has affected academic 
disciplines, including anthropology, archaeology, history, 
and particularly art and architectural history. 

Visual Resources examines early attempts to document the visual, 
reports on the state of visual resources, assesses the 
effect of electronic technology on the future use of visual 
materials, and provides a platform for the reporting of new 
ways to organize and access visual information. It hopes to 
incite further experimentation and speculation about the 
potential uses of visual materials, and to increase the 
appreciation of visual documentation.

Editors: Helene E. Roberts, Dartmouth University, USA and 
Christine Sundt, University of Oregon, USA

Publication Details: 
Volume 19, 2003, 4 issues per year

ISSN 0197-3762

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