Art

JSTOR is an online library of journals, academic ebooks, images, and primary sources. Includes ArtStor licensed images.

Explore over 30 centuries of design online, from ancient Roman marble to Pre-Columbian textiles, Renaissance drawings, contemporary 3D-printed chairs, and digital code. A digital collection representing Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s diverse collection, spanning thirty centuries of historic and contemporary design with new images being added all the time.

The college maintains a permanent collection of art that offers students and members of the community an opportunity to interact with and research more than 4,000 works of art spanning five centuries. Students, faculty, staff and the public can browse (no login required). Scroll down on the page for collection categories to peruse by discipline, media, and other filters.

Discover artworks, photographs, and related materials from American art museums, archives, and libraries. Links within the description bring you to the online site of the original source. DPLA search includes a Copyright Status Filter. This filter lets you search by copyright status, in order to find items that you can use, share, or modify for personal, educational, or commercial use. Select a filter category to see results that match your intended use. Search options include Browse by Topic, Exhibition, and Primary Source Sets. Lists you create exist only in the browser you use to create them. If you want to share a list, you can download it and share the file.

HIV, AIDS & the Arts preserves items of primary sources in all art forms including sheet music, manuscripts, playbills and production notes, and all manner of visual art, as well as the personal papers of lesser known artists.

Smarthistory is a center for public art history with thousands of free videos and essays written by experts and reviewed through an open peer-review process where it is vetted by multiple scholars including those with applicable area expertise.