Collier Library – Pathfinder
ART HISTORY
SCOPE The purpose of this pathfinder is
to introduce some of the resources available in Collier Library in the subject
of ART HISTORY. Please note that this guide is not a comprehensive listing of
sources, but is intended to be a starting point from which students can begin
their research according to their specific needs.
The Library of Congress
Class that includes ART HISTORY is N. BROWSING the following CALL NUMBERS may
produce helpful titles:
|
N 5300-7418 |
(Visual Arts) History |
ND 49-813 |
(Painting) History |
|
NB 60-1115 |
(Sculpture) History |
NX 440-632 |
History of the Arts |
|
NC 50-266 |
(Drawing) History of
Drawing |
|
|
For a more complete
listing see <http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/lcco.html>
In the event you do not find what you are
looking for by browsing, consult UNACAT, the online catalog. The following
are selected SUBJECT HEADINGS, which appear in UNACAT.
Other Subject headings can be identified by
using Library of Congress Subject Headings, located on the dictionary stand in
the Reference Area.
BEGINNING RESEARCH – SELECTED SOURCES
Introduction and overview material
·
Fine Arts: A Bibliographic Guide to
Basic Reference Works, Histories, and Handbooks [Ref Z
5931 .E47] by Donald L. Ehresmann
·
Guide to the Literature of Art
History [Ref N 380 .A76] by Etta Arntzen
·
The Visual Arts a History [on order]
Literature Guides & Bibliographies
·
Arts in
·
Twentieth-Century Artists on Art: An
Index to Writings, Statements, and Interviews by Artists, Architects, and
Designers [Ref NX 456
.R59] by Jack Roberston
·
Twentieth-Century European Painting:
Guide to Information Sources [Ref Z 5949 .E9 C87] by Ann-Marie Cutul
Encyclopedias & Dictionaries
·
Art in the Modern Era: A Guide to
Styles, Schools & Movements 1860 to the Present [Ref N 6490
.D415] by Amy Dempsey
·
Encyclopedia of World Art [Ref N 31
. E533]
·
Random House Library of Painting and
Sculpture [Ref N 5300
.R24] edited by David
Piper
·
Bulfinch Guide to Art History [Ref N 33 .B56]
·
The Dictionary of Art [Ref N
31 .D5]
·
The Dictionary of Symbols in Western
Art [Ref N 7740
.C29]
·
The HaperCollins Dictionary of Art
Terms and Techniques [Ref N 33
.M37] by Ralph Mayer
·
The Penguin Concise Dictionary of
Art History [Ref N
5300 .F64] by Nancy Frazier
Directories
Handbooks &
Manuals
·
Biographical
Sources
·
Benezit
Dictionary of Artists [Ref N 40 .D5213]
·
Biographical
Dictionary of Artists [Ref N
40 .B53]
·
Dictionary of
Women Artists [Ref N
8354 .D53]
·
Dictionary of
Women Artists: An International Dictionary of Women Artists before 1900 [Ref N
43 .P47] by Chris Petteys
·
Who Was Who in American Art 1564-1975: 400 Years of
Artists in
Other Relevant Reference Tools
·
Fine Art Reproductions of Old and
Modern Masters [Ref N 4035
.N48]
·
World Painting Index (Lists locations of reproductions of paintings in books and catalogs around
the world.) [
·
Contemporary Art and Artists: An
Index to Reproductions [Ref N 6490 .P3234] by Pamela J. Parry
SUGGESTED DATABASES & INDEXES FOR
LOCATING ARTICLES ON Classical Literature
Academic
Search Premier (Online Database)
Art
Full Text (Online Database)
Art Index
(Print Index, Available
Volumes:1967/68-1988/89)
Grove
Art Online (Online Database)
A few frequently-used PERIODICALS on ART
HISTORY are:
PERIODICAL titles held by the library (in print
and electronic format) can be identified by clicking the “PERIODICAL HOLDINGS”
link under “Find Articles” on the library website at http://www.una.edu/library
or by searching in UNACAT.
INTERLIBRARY LOAN -
it is possible to borrow books or obtain copies of articles from other
libraries if the material is unavailable locally. Inquire at the Reference Desk or consult the
library’s web site for policy information and request forms at: http://www.una.edu/library/about/departments/ill/
Art History Resources on the Web
<http://witcombe.sbc.edu/ARTHLinks.html>
Mother of All Art and Art History Link Pages
<http://www.umich.edu/~hartspc/histart/mother/index.html>
Timeline of Art History
<http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/splash.htm>
HAVE A QUESTION? ASK A
LIBRARIAN.
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