The resources on this page including WSA databases and art websites that can be used for research in art and art history. See:
Artstor Digital Library - Database URL, Quick Guide, & Video Tutorial
Artstor Across Disciplines
Britannica ImageQuest
Europeana Collections
Gale eBooks
General Art Websites
And...a video tutorial on citing everything you find in NoodleTools:
Citing Works of Art, Photographs, and Images in NoodleTools
See other pages in this section to learn about:
Articles from Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers
Books
Images
Videos
Museum Resources
Other Online Resources for Art
Book Arts
For information on copyright, see:
Below are a few resources that may help with introductory information:
Personal collections are available to all registered users. Personal Collections are a private storage spot for registered users to upload and manage content that can mingle with Artstor content. Uploaded image files can be cataloged, added to groups to be share with others, exported, and cited.
Supported file types: .png (with alpha transparency), .jpg, .jpeg, .tif, .tiff, .jp2 / jpeg 2000, .cr2, .gif, .psd, .ai, .bmp, .eps, .nef, .svg, multi-page tiffs
Storage limits: personal collection storage is limited to 1 GB per user and 100 GB per institution
Guides to Artstor content related to specific disciplines in the visual and performing arts:
Watch this tutorial to learn how to use NoodleTools to cite images in art: photographs or illustrations, "born digital" images like logos or graphics, or works of visual art.
Tutorial created by Susan Timmons, Upper School Librarian, The Harpeth Hall School, Ann Scott Carell Library, Nashville, Tennessee, September 5, 2018, using Screencast-O-Matic.
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