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Literary and Linguistic Computing 2004 19(3):385-396; doi:10.1093/llc/19.3.385
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The Elements of Drawing

Jonathan Miller1 and Rupert Shepherd2

1 Oxford University Computing Service, UK 2 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, UK

This paper describes the work of The Elements of Drawing, a project to digitize the teaching collection assembled by John Ruskin at the University of Oxford. It outlines John Ruskin’s links with Oxford, his reasons for creating the collection as an aid to his teaching of drawing at the University, and the ways in which he organized and catalogued the collection. It then discusses the particular benefits which digitization brings to the collection, and outlines the methods being used to digitize the collection as a series of images, texts, catalogue data, and associated metadata, and how it is being made available over the world wide web.


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