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Art Appreciation

Welcome, CSU Students!

The purpose of this guide is to support the research needs of students enrolled in Art Appreciation Courses.

Start your search for information in the Search box or check out our "Best Bets" for searching below.

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You can find images in the following database:

View this tutorial which shows how to search for images in JSTOR.

You may also conduct a short keyword search in a database and look for images in the content to the right of the results. Here are some databases which may best utilize this feature:

*Please note: The library does not possess an image database or collection. The databases suggested above simply house some images within them.

*Please note: These websites allow the user to filter for images that the museum believes to be in the public domain. Review the copyright information of each image for details on terms of use.

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Online Art Resources

  • Art History Resources
    • Comprehensive webliography of art history links organized by an art historian and appraiser: some are commercial sites while many others are credible sources such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
  • The Web Gallery of Art
    • A virtual museum and searchable database of European painting and sculpture.
    • Search by name of painter and see examples of their work.

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