Supplementary Material of 'FRIDA: A Multilevel Digital Atlas for the Ephemeral Renaissance, La Serenissima Venice, 1450–1550'

By Francesca Bortoletti1, Giuseppe Gerbino2, Paolo Ciuccarelli3, Beatrice Gobbo4, Tommaso Elli4

1. University of Parma 2. Columbia University 3. Northeastern University, Politecnico di Milano 4. Politecnico di Milano

Figure 1. FRIDA is divided into three fully interactive sections: Event, Backstage, and Memory.

Figure 2. (1) Cartographic visualizations of the festivals’ itineraries, recreating the multimediality of the “Event”; (2) Social…

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Version 2.0 - published on 27 Jul 2026 doi:10.25547/05Z9-SC19 - cite this

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