| Judith Downie
Humanities Librarian
CSUSM Library
KEL 3424
760-750-4374
jdownie@csusm.edu |
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The purpose of this page is to provide access
some of the more useful sources for art history research.
Books
CSUSM has purchased a variety
of materials on art history. All are listed in the CSUSM catalog and can be
found through keyword or subject searches. Note some books
in the catalog are available through electronic format
(click on the WWW link in the catalog record for 2-hour
access.)
To find additional materials,
you can look through these joint catalogs:
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Circuit is the joint
catalog for CSUSM, SDSU, UCSD, and USD with delivery in
1-3 days.
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Melvyl searches the entire University of
California catalog system and delivers in 5-10 days
through Interlibrary Loan.
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WorldCat
searches a 'universe' of library catalogs and delivers
in 5-10 days through Interlibrary Loan.
Useful Subject Terms
Can't think of terms to accurately describe your topic?
Library catalogs use specific subject headings to group
related books together. 'Art' and 'education' are such large topics, you will
want to think of ways to narrow it down, by time period, artist, culture, etc. Ask a librarian to
help, or here are some
examples to think about:
Articles
Use
the History research databases as well as Art resources for
a thorough search.
America: History & Life
Abstracts of journal articles covering American &
Canadian history, from pre-history to the present.
Art Abstracts
Includes abstracts from periodicals, yearbooks, museum
bulletins, competition and award notices, exhibition
listings, interviews, film reviews, and more.
Historical Abstracts
Historical coverage of the world from 1450 to the
present.
JSTOR
Contains complete full-text back files (EXCEPT for the
latest five years) of core scholarly journals in such
areas as sociology, history, economics, political
science, mathematics, African-American studies, Asian
studies and others.
MLA
Includes abstracts of articles from critical literary
and language journals including art history.
Project Muse
Full-text coverage for hundreds of scholarly journals in
the humanities, social sciences, and mathematics.
Womens Studies International
Includes over 204,000 records drawn from a variety of
essential women's studies databases.
Internet Sources
This is a representative sample of Art History sources on
the web. Check the Museums page to see other sources on Art
History.
Art
History Resources on the Web Maintained by Christopher Witcombe of Sweet Briar College,
this site offers links to materials either by time period or
geographic region.
Eighteenth-Century Resources: Art, Architecture, Landscape
Gardening
Resources, museums and sites sorted by artist at Rutgers
University.
Mother of
All Art and Art History Links Page
Maintained by the School of Art
& Design at University of Michigan, this site provides links
to art schools/departments, research resources, collections,
exhibitions, museums and new media.
Resources
in Art History for Graduate Students
A list of links, conferences, research award, publication
opportunities and for the graduate researcher in Art
History.
Timeline of Art
History
A very detailed site provided by the Metropolitan Museum of
Art using images from their vast collections. Included are
special topics indexes, artist index, subject index, maps
and more. The periods covered run from prehistory through
present day.
The
Victorian Web: Arts in Victorian Britain
Links to a variety of resources on Victorian art,
printmaking, photography, fine arts and more.
Voice of
the Shuttle: Art History
A large and well-organized site providing links to art
history topics divided by general, geography, theory and
more categories.
World Wide
Web Virtual Library: History of Art
A short list of links to extensive pages of links on various
aspects of art history and related areas of interest.
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