Adopted AtoM for photographic collections

Centro de Investigación Fotográfico Histórico Argentino

InstitutionCentro de Investigación Fotográfico Histórico Argentino

CountryArgentina

MigrationAdopted AtoM for photographic collections

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ToAtoM

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TypeIndependent photographic archive

The Centro de Investigación Fotográfico Histórico Argentino uses AtoM to describe and provide digital access to important collections from the history of photography in Argentina. The independent foundation preserves an estimated 1.5 million physical documentary units across formats including daguerreotypes, glass, nitrate and acetate negatives, prints, manuscripts and postcards. Its catalogue explains that grant-supported projects made the carte-de-visite and cabinet-portrait collections and part of the Bernardo Croce fonds accessible in AtoM; other populated fonds include Harry Grant Olds and Alejandro C. Del Conte. The figure of 1.5 million refers to the physical holdings rather than the online record count. The public evidence establishes adoption but does not document a predecessor database, platform launch date or Archivematica workflow.

Original source

Archivo del Centro de Investigación Fotográfico Histórico Argentino

Fundación CIFHA

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