The project aims to digitize in 3D the complete collection of Greek and Roman sculpture in the Uffizi, Pitti Palace, and Boboli Gardens. Uffizi Digitization Project contains over 300 sculptures and fragments. (USA 2018-24).

Readers will find an easy-to-navigate interface whose high-quality 3D models allow viewers to rotate and zoom closer to pieces, and even look inside them in the case of works such as the Philosopher Sarcophagus.

Each 3D model is accompanied by information identifying and characterizing the depicted artwork, as well as "paradata" about the 3D model itself, including the camera and lenses used to photograph it and the name of the photographer.

The Uffizi Digitization Project is co-directed by Bernard Frischer, Professor of Informatics at Indiana University and Director of the VWHL, and Fabrizio Paolucci, Curator of Classical Art and Coordinator of Scientific Activities at the Uffizi.

• Kunst

• Schüler/innen
• Lehrkräfte

• Sekundarstufe I
• Sekundarstufe II

• Project
• Uffizi
• The
• Digitization