Anne and Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library at the University of Pennsylvania
Collections cover architecture, city planning, historic preservation, history of art, landscape architecture, the studio arts and urban design. Holdings emphasize Western subjects, but includes materials on the arts of Islam, South Asia and the Far East.
Boston Architectural Center Library
Supporting the School of Architecture and Interior Design, and also available to the public for reference use; with library and Internet guides and information about services and collections.
Boston Museum of Fine Arts Libraries
The William Morris Hunt Library collection includes over 280,000 items in Contemporary Art; Paintings; Drawings; Prints; Photographs; Decorative Arts; Textiles; Art of Asia, Oceania, Africa, Ancient America, and Ancient Egypt; and Classical art. The W. Van Alan Clark, Jr. Library houses a collection of over 18,000 volumes, supporting research on twentieth century and contemporary art.
Brown Fine Arts Library
Located on the 3rd floor of Rice University's Fondren Library, it contains over 135,000 volumes related to art, architecture, classical archaeology and music. Houston, Texas.
Cornell Fine Arts Library
Supports research in the areas of art, architecture, historic preservation, history of art, city and regional planning and landscape architecture. Ithaca, New York.
Dutch University Institute for Art History Library
Information about the library, and access to the photographic archive and the online catalog of materials related to Italian and Flemish art via the IRIS catalog.
Fine Arts Library of the Harvard College Library
Established in 1895 in conjunction with the Fogg Art Museum, the library is one of the world's most comprehensive academic art libraries for the study of Western and non-Western art and architecture from antiquity to the present. Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Frick Fine Arts LibraryUniversity of Pittsburgh
Non-circulating research collection serving the Department of the History of Art and Architecture, and the undergraduate needs in fine arts and studio arts courses. The Collection contains over 85,000 volumes and subscribes to more than 323 journals in relevant fields.
James Hardie Library of Australian Fine Arts
A special collection held at the State Library of Queensland; information about the library and links to the special and general visual arts collections, including the Lindsay Collection of Pat Corrigan.
National Art Library, Victoria and Albert Museum, UK
National research library and primary source archive for the history of art and design; offers subject and library guides, including information about the collections, exhibits, and archives.
National Gallery of Australia Library
Information about library services and collections, with additional resources for conservation, and artSearch, a database of digitized images from the NGA collection.
New School University Gimbel Design Library
Research resources for art and architecture include print and electronic holdings, Internet links, access to the online catalog, and an online index to the picture collection.
Post Memorial Art Reference Library
Information about the privately endowed library with a non-circulating collection on the history of art, located in the Joplin, MO Public Library.
Royal Institute of British Architects Library
Access to the online catalog, provides news and information about the collections, services, exhibitions, publications and architectural links.
The Frick Art Reference Library
Repository for the documentation and visual study of Western Art. Open to scholars and art professionals both in person and via email or telephone.
The Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center
Holds, studies and exhibits a very large collection of rare books and manuscripts, photographs, works of art, items related to the performing arts, and twentieth-century literature and fine arts, principally American, British and French.
The University of Art and Design Helsinki Library
Information about library services and collections, including abstracts of UIAH theses from 1993 to 1995, and links to the Finnish Virtual Library and other European art resources.
University of Michigan Fine Arts Library
Maintains a collection of print and electronic resources in the history, theory, and criticism of the visual arts, and contains over 90,000 volumes covering painting, drawing, sculpture, graphic arts, decorative arts, architectural history and photography.
University of New Mexico Fine Arts Library
Subject areas include art, art history, dance, film/media arts, music, photography, theatre, architecture, landscape architecture and planning.
Vassar College Art Library
A variety of electronic sources in the fine arts, including Internet links for research information and digitized images, course-specific resources, and access to the online catalog.
Yale University Art and Architecture Library
Established in the late 1860s, it contains approximately 100,000 volumes on architecture, painting, graphic design, urban planning, and the history of art and architecture.
The most visited gallery of the National Portrait Gallery is the Hall of Presidents, the collection of portraits of America's elected leaders.
More than a visual record of holders of power, these images evoke the careers and legacies of the men they portray.
An authoritative, engaging text by Frederick Voss illuminates the pictures, offering a concise history of each President and telling how
each portrait came to be made.
Included in this book are images of every American President, from Gilbert Stuart's famous depiction of George Washington, to Elaine de
Kooning's John F. Kennedy and Norman Rockwell's Richard Nixon, and concluding with Chuck Close's photographic portrait of Bill Clinton.
About the Author Frederick S. Voss is the National Portrait Gallery's senior historian. His many books include Picturing Hemingway: A Writer
in His Time.
by Michael W. Monroe, John Bigelow Taylor (Photographer), Michael G. Monroe, Barbaralee Diamonstein
Just as some people dismiss antiques and collectibles as secondhand recyclables, many others perceive American crafts as newfangled objects.
But a thing of beauty, regardless of origin, is a joy forever, and preserved for generations to come in this paean to U.S. artisans represented
in the White House Collection of American Crafts.
Seventy-seven practitioners in glass, metal, ceramic, fiber, and wood were asked to contribute a piece or two illustrative of their repertoire.
Informative essays by Monroe, Barbaralee Diamonstein, and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton set the stage for a dazzling array of color photographs
showcasing 72 items, from a clock and teapots to a fabric sculpture ("man in lion costume" ) and quilts. For each object, Monroe provides
a brief description of the artist's intent as well as of the piece's medium, dimensions, etc.--Barbara Jacobs
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