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LOCATION:Université Concordia - Engineering\, Computer Science and Visual 
 Arts Complex (EV)\, 1515\, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest\, Montréal\, QC\, C
 anada\, H3G
SUMMARY:Counting tombs. The application of statistics to the study of medie
 val funeral art
DESCRIPTION:Conférencier : Robert Marcoux\, Université LavalRésumé : M
 edieval funeral art reunites various types of monuments which evolve throu
 gh the centuries. Since Erwin Panofsky’s seminal work on tomb sculpture 
 in the 1960s\, many comprehensive studies of the subject have been propose
 d. However most of these rely solely on a strict selection of examples\, m
 ost of them exceptional. Because they document a vast quantity and diversi
 ty of tombs\, from royal mausoleums to bare slabs\, the 18th century drawi
 ngs of the Gaignières collection offers the possibility to investigate\, 
 as a whole\, a broader range of monuments. To do this however\, the use of
  statistics is invaluable. This paper intends to illustrate how factor ana
 lysis can help provide a structural and relational understanding of mediev
 al tombs. Ultimately\, it wishes to provide a positive example of how quan
 titative and qualitative approaches can work together in art history.
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