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ART361 (Art History: Early Christian and Medieval Art): Internet Resources

Created for APU's Art History Courses

The Internet back in the day

Remington Rand Computer: Consolidated Convair Aircraft Factory, San Diego Equipment, 1950s, San Diego Air and Space Museum Archives (Flickr Creative Commons)

Museums

Museums, complied by the University of Michigan

Archives and Special Collections

The Archives of American Art, The Smithsonian Institutes research center housing the history of American art

Art and Architecture Collection, New York Public Library

Classical Art Research Center and The Beazley Archive, University of Oxford

Online Scholarly Resources

Medieval Art:  A Resource for Educators, Metropolitan Museum of Art (download the PDF)

Medivalist.net:  Where the Middle Ages Begin, Peter Konieczny (librarian from Toronto, Canada) and Sandra Sadowski (scholar from Toronto, Canada)

The Labyrinth, Resources for Medieval Studies, Georgetown University

The European Library, online portal to 48 national libraries in Europe

Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collections, an institute in Washington, D.C. that supports research in Byzantine studies

Dictionary of Art Historians, Department of Art, Art History and Visual Studies, Duke University

Catalogue of Digitized Medieval Manuscripts, UCLA Center of Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Medieval Manuscripts on the Web, Sian Echard, University of British Columbia

Online Medieval Sources Bibliography, Center for Medieval Studies, Fordham University

Other Catalogs to Search

Internet Sites

Google Images, a search engine for online images

ORB, The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies

Art History Resources, Christopher Witcombe

e-catena, Early Christian Writings