The library of Mark Lombardi is the “core raw knowledge” from which the stories behind the drawings were taken. The titles in the library are publicly listed. We took these listings and generated a bibliographic database which we publish in … Read the rest
Casalee Group S.A. Rhodesia – Luxembourg – Belgic c. 1976-90 is another network on the networks page.
Again, while crosschecking the spelling of names with web-searches, I found some documents telling more about the story of the drawing:
Cabazon Arms of Indio, California c.1978-88 is the next network on the networks page. The picture of it that I have is partly hard to read. So during digitization I tried to find out about correct spellings of name … Read the rest
“Joe Russo & associates” is our 10th digitized network on the networks page. You find an image of the drawing at http://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/mark-lombardi-69-c-3b6581a6c9.… Read the rest
With 186 nodes Untitled (UPI Saga: Pat Robertson/Beurt Servaas/Middle East Broadcast) is the largest network digitized so far. It is available on the networks page.… Read the rest
The index of actors that we generate from our networks has been extended to cover all networks that we currently publish. We find more than 400 actors in the drawings in our actors analysis.… Read the rest
After digitizing several works by now, we found as much as 10 different edge types in the drawings and use four classifications of nodes. Here, aside from persons and institutions, years in timelines became necessary and we use an extra … Read the rest
Another set of four works are close to be made available online as data. See the networks page for the list. Since Cytoscape version 3 does not include GraphML export anymore (and the former plugin for 2.8. is no longer … Read the rest
I received an interesting inquiry with a surprising background. An artist, Tommie Introna, asked me whether I have information on a specific name appearing in some Lombardi piece. He reported that this name – that of his grandfather – … Read the rest