A to Z of American Women in the Visual Arts.
704.042097303 K845a 2002 (Brenham & Bryan)
Art in the Modern Era: Styles, Schools, Movements.
709.0403 D397a 2002 (Brenham & Bryan)
The Penguin Concise Dictionary of Art History.
Frazier, Nancy. New York: Penguin Reference, 2000.
709 F869p 2000 (Bryan & Schulenburg Ref.)
A Dictionary of Architecture.
720.3 C928d 1999 (Brenham & Bryan Ref.)
The Dictionary of Art.
703 D561o 1998 (Brenham & Bryan Ref.)
Illustrated Dictionary of Symbols in Eastern
and Western Art.
704.94603 H143I 1996 (Brenham & Bryan Ref.)
The Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century Art.
709.04 (Bryan Ref.)
International Dictionary of Art and Artists.
709.22 In8d 1990 (Bryan Ref.)
Fine Art: A Bibliographic Guide to Basic Reference
Works, Histories, and Handbooks.
016.7 Eh85f 1979 (Brenham Ref.)
Fine Art Reproductions of Old & Modern Masters:
A Comprehensive Illustrated Catalog of Art Through the Ages
.
750.216 N420f 1972 and 1979 (Brenham & Bryan Ref.)
Academic
Search Complete - Provides full text access to articles
in art periodicals such as Art in America, Art Journal,
and Art Bulletin. The database offers citations and abstracts
to other periodicals including Art News, Art History,
and Artforum International.
MasterFILE
Premier -Provides access to articles on a broad variety
of subjects including art. Offers full text for articles in
journals such as Art and Antiques, Art Bulletin, Art in America,
and Art Journal. This database contains citations and abstracts
for many other art periodicals.
Project
Muse - Offers citations and full text for many scholarly
art related periodicals. Provided by Johns Hopkins University
Press.
What
if a periodical index does not have the entire text of
an article I need?
If
the full text of an article is not available in a library database,
it is possible to check another database for the full text or
determine if the library owns a print version of a publication.
Refer to "Locate
Journals & Magazines in the Library" for an explanation
on how to find full text articles.
What print periodicals
does the library subscribe to?
General
Art History Sites
Art History Resources
on the Web - A vast collection of
links to art history. Arranged chronologically; spans the ancient
times to the present and is subdivided into countries, cultures,
and styles. Provided by Chris Witcombe, Sweet Briar College,
Virginia.
ArtCyclopedia - A comprehensive index
to web sites containing information and images from over 7500
artists and spanning periods from the Gothic to the present.
Can be searched by artist, title, movement, medium, subject
matter, or nationality. Created by John Malyon, Calgary, Canada.
AskArt.com - Contains information about American
artists, and includes images and bibliographies.
Art-Online.com - A directory of web sites
arranged by subject categories (e.g., art history and artists)
. Has links to image databases, dictionaries, artists (Renaissance
to the present), art history, galleries, and more.
Mother of all Art and Art History Links
- Provided by the Dept. of the History of Art, University of
Michigan.
Yahoo - Art History - A directory
of reliable art and art history sites.
Dictionaries
ArtLex - Contains definitions of over 3500 art terms;
also includes images, pronunciation notes, quotations and cross-references.
Created by Michael Delahunt, M.F.A.
Timelines
Timeline of Art
History - Provided by the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, it extends from prehistory to 2000 A.D. and includes
charts of time periods, maps, and lists of key events. Covers
special topics in art history, biographies and commentaries.
The ArtFile - Covers 1000 B.C to the present.
Image
Resources
Web Gallery of Art
- Contains over 11,600 images of European art created during
the years 1150 and 1800.
Art Images for College Teaching -
Art and Architecture images are arranged in five period categories:
Ancient Art and Architecture, Medieval Era, Renaissance&
Baroque, 18th - 20th Century, Non-Western art (pre-Columbian
Meso-America and Native American only. Each section is subdivided
by geography or cultural identity, style or school, and medium
(architecture, sculpture, painting, etc.). Provided by Allan
T. Koh., Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Artchive - Contains over 2,000 works
of art from ancient to modern times. Provided by Mark Harden.
Digital Imaging Project - Architecture
and sculpture images from the classical Greek period to the
Post-Modern. Produced by Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffton College.
Hermitage Museum
- A comprehensive and extensive collection of images from Paleolithic
to contemporary times. Provides histories of civilizations and
an art glossary.
Museums
Museums
- A listing of links to museums from around the world. Provided
by the University of Michigan
Art
Education
Humanities
Web - Presents a philosophy of art
education and provides useful links to topics in art education
Art
Teaching - Produced by Barry Lucas, Head of Art at King
Edward VI Five Ways School, Birmingham. Contains information
for primary, secondary, and higher education.