Art &Architecture Collections & Resources |
Research needs and course reserve requirements in the fields of art history and architectural history are supported by the Art Library's 150,000 volumes, including over 500 active journal titles. This includes materials on the history of painting, sculpture, drawing, the graphic arts and the decorative arts. (Materials on classical archaeology, aesthetics, and urban design are shelved in the Green Library stacks, as are most materials of a cross-disciplinary nature that examine the relationship of the visual arts to other art forms -- literature, music, dance, etc.) Books and microforms in the Art Library collection include monographs on the work of specific artists and architects, exhibition catalogs from museums and galleries in the U.S. and abroad, catalogs of works of art held in public and private collections, and surveys of the art and architectural history of geographical areas and chronological periods.
SOCRATES,
the online library catalog of Stanford, contains bibliographic records for nearly
all items acquired by the Art Library. To find journal articles, consult periodical
indexes such as Art Abstracts, Art Index
Retrospective, Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals, ARTbibliographies
Modern, Arts and Humanities
Citation Index, Bibliography
of the History of Art, Index of Christian
Art,
Index
to 19th-Century American Art Periodicals, Grove
Dictionary of Art, and
SCIPIO:
Art and Rare Book Sales Catalogs.
Art & Architecture Library Home Page
Information on hours, location, holdings, etc.
Historical Notes about the Collections
Categories of Rare Art & Architecture Materials Collected Regularly by Stanford University Libraries
Complete full text (microform) versions of the several thousand rare published works primarily on Western art and architecture, from the 16th through 19th centuries, found in the library of one of Europe's most prominent early art historians.
An image collection of 1.6 million photographs, reproductions, and cuttings of paintings, drawings, and engravings acquired by a major center for the study of the history of art. Available on microform.
Slavic Art Page
Link to the Russian fine art book collections at Stanford University Libraries.
Notable Acquisitions:
Art & Architecture Online Resources
Museum and Gallery Internet Listings
Art Department
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Last modified: September 23, 2003
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