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Cleveland Art Museum
The Cleveland Ingalls Art Museum Library is one of the largest art research libraries in the United States. It digitizes rare, unique and widely-used objects and collections to facilitate access and preservation.
Approach & Solution
The Cleveland Ingalls Art Museum Library is one of the largest art research libraries in the United States. In order to meet the needs of our users, the library and archives are digitizing rare, unique and heavily used objects and collections to facilitate access and preservation. Digitization is currently focused on rare and unique library books and heavily used archival collections.
The Cleveland Museum of Art has opted for SupraScan Quartz A1V and LIMB Processing.
“The i2S scanner has enabled us to safely digitize rare books, requiring special care and handling, as well as large-format objects that don’t fit on other library and archive scanners. Large-scale digitization projects are supported by processing software that automates many of the post-scanning processing tasks”.
Susan Hernandez – Digital Archivist and Systems Manager, Cleveland Museum of Art Bookstore
“The staff at i2S and IImage Retrieval always respond efficiently when we have questions. During our interactions, they demonstrate professionalism, which is why we chose i2S scanners. Customer service is very positive.”
Susan Hernandez – Digital Archivist and Systems Manager, Cleveland Museum of Art Bookstore
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