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Large and growing database of digital images in the arts, humanities and social sciences. Includes Art History Survey collection, Carnegie Arts of the United States, the Digital Bartsch, MoMA's Digital Design Collection and others.
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Over 27,000 high-quality digital images with a special emphasis on those required for teaching the history of Western Art. Included are images from many of the world’s major collections including the Louvre, Musée D’Orsay, Uffizi Palace, and the Prado as well as many important archaeological sites including Ephesus, Pergamum and Mycenae. The images are licensed chiefly from Saskia, Ltd., and are subject to certain use restrictions. (Displayed using the Luna Insight® system.)
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The Perseus Database
The Perseus digital library provides a variety of resources on the ancient world. Here are a few jumping-off places which will help introduce you to what's in Perseus: The Historical Overview, the primary texts, the Atlas, and some sample art & archaeology searches, along with the large site plans. General help is also available.
[Search the Persius Database] |
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The Beazley Archive
Access to photographs, notes, drawings and books relating to ancient Greek and Roman art
[Search the Archive] |
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Corpus vasorum antiquorum: an illustrated catalogue of more than 100,000 ancient vases
A comprehenseive catalog of ancient Greek and Roman vases coordinated by the Beazley Archive.
[Search the Archive] |
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British Museum, Compass search results: "Roman Silver"
[go to the search results] |
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British Museum, Compass search results: "Roman Inscriptions"
[go to the search results] |
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British Museum, Compass search results: "Roman Architecture"
[go to the search results] |
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Mnemosyne
The Mnemosyne: Visual Culture Database houses more than 45,000 images of the fine arts, architecture, and archaeology with a wide selection of both Western and Non-Western subjects. We named the database Mnemosyne (pronunciation), the daughter of Uranus and Gaea, the personification of Memory, and, most importantly, the mother of the nine Muses, patron goddesses of the arts. The scope of the database reflects the curricula of the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University and Barnard College. This database is no longer updated with new images.
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