Search or browse by art movement or artist name. Search results provide links to public galleries and museum collections, online image sources, and more.

Browse through thousands of open-access images from 650+ museum, nonprofit, and gallery partners. Powered by The Art Genome Project,

Discover inspiring art, artists and stories in over 2 million artworks from European museums, galleries, libraries and archives.

Museum collection search powered by Google. Explore museums from around the world, discover and view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels, and even create and share your own collection of masterpieces.

Apollo Magazine published a list of museums and archives that provide unrestricted downloads of high-resolution images that are out of copyright.

Nearly 500 Greek and Latin classics in English translations, along with online dictionaries and grammar guides. Their advanced search can look up specific words in Greek, Latin, Arabic, and Old Norse, which is particularly helpful for translation classes.

Free online database of documentary watercolours painted before 1900.

This link will lead to an advanced search, so you can use as many or as few key terms as you want. For help with advanced searching, see our tutorial.

Online portal to The Metropolitan Museum of Art's comprehensive art publishing program. Includes books, guides, Bulletins and Journals and out-of-print titles may be read online, searched, or downloaded as a PDF for free. Publications still in-print may be previewed and fully searched online through a link to Google Books.

Free digital backlist titles from the Getty Publications Archives. Getty Publications produces award-winning books in the fields of art history, architecture, photography, archaeology, conservation, and the humanities. Spanning more than four decades, the Getty's publishing program draws upon the work of the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Getty Conservation Institute, and the Getty Research Institute.

The Fairfield University Art Museum (FUAM) is a dynamic space for engagement with the visual arts on the campus of Fairfield University. In its Bellarmine Hall Galleries, FUAM presents its small but choice permanent collection of European and American paintings, drawings, prints and photographs, as well as Asian, African and Pre-Columbian objects. Objects on long-term loan include antiquities and medieval pieces from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Penn Museum, the Worcester Art Museum, and the American Numismatic Society; Asian art on loan from the Columbia University Collection; and European paintings and objects borrowed from private collections.

The Research Library's resources across a broad range of physical and digital formats in a single search, including:
-Books, journals, and auction catalogs
-Archives and Special Collections (including finding aids)
-Photo Archive collection records
-Full-text articles, images, and e-books from selected databases.

IFAR, an educational and research organization offers the following educational resources:
-Art Law & Cultural Property
-Catalogues Raisonnés Database
-Provenance Guide
-Collectors’ Corner

This interactive, geographic and chronological index of art history contains thematic essays written by Metropolitan Museum of Art curators that are both accessible and authoritative.

The folks at Smarthistory created an online version of the large expensive Art History textbook, "using the personal voice along with multimedia to create a more engaging "web-book" that can be used in conjunction with art history survey courses."

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