Digital Image Collection

This in-house image database is available to all faculty and students to complement all art history course offerings. Over 10,000 images pulled from the Art History Slide Collection have been digitized at high resolution and are available on-line.  Faculty and students can create personal or public “slide carousels” for teaching in the classroom or for study purposes.

Access the Digital Slide Collection

Sign in (from anywhere)

How to use the Slide Carousel Program

Course Material Online

FIRST YEAR SEMINAR

• Images inspired by Dante's Inferno

• Images inspired by DANTE, HAMLET & JANE AUSTEN on   www.artstor.org.

  ArtStor is an image database that can be easily accessed through the Library homepage.

• Go to Databases and click "A"   
  

• Scroll to ArtStor (image database)

• Enter ArtStor Digital Library by clicking "Go"

• Click "Go" again

• Log in to ArtStor (on the upper right) or Register by creating your own user name and password

• Go to "Folders & Image Groups" and click "Open"

• Find "First Year Seminar" and open

• Click "Open" on desired folder
  

Barbara Resnik's courses

• Graphic Art and Social Protest
  
• Heaven and Hell: The Struggle for the Soul
  
• Medieval and Renaissance Art and Thought
  
• Northern Renaissance
  
• Meaning of the Nude in Classical Greek Art and Thought
  
• Transference: Image Memory History