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ARTstor welcomes
new participating institutions
As of November 1, there were 1,472 institutions participating in the
ARTstor Digital Library. During October, ARTstor welcomed Pepperdine
University (CA); Lehman College (NY); University of Newcastle, Australia;
Curtin University (Australia); Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
(France); Hogeschool Gent (Belgium); Commonwealth School (MA); Greenwich
High School (CT); and Ortega Elementary School (FL).
Browse a list of ARTstor
participating institutions.
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Take a look: ARTstor Digital Library webinars
Preview the scholarly resource that Library Journal calls "the de facto standard for institutional image
repositories" by watching an introductory demonstration of the
ARTstor Digital Library. Our webinars have become a popular way to learn
how to teach and study with ARTstor and are scheduled so you can attend
at your convenience. All that is required to view these online
demonstrations is a computer with Internet access and audio. Special treat:
Attendees chosen at random will receive one of our coveted ARTstor tote
bags! Try your luck and register
for a session now.
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Architecture survey
The ARTstor Digital Library now includes nearly 400,000
architecture-related images. We invite librarians and faculty members
working in architecture-related areas to participate in our brief online
survey to gather information about the digital content that will further
enhance your teaching and research. The first 50 respondents to complete
our survey will receive a free ARTstor tote bag!
Survey for architecture librarians
Survey for architecture
faculty and students
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Dante's Divina Commedia
Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem Divina Commedia has had an
incalculable impact on Western culture, not least through its
inspiration of visual artists. After all, Dante's descriptions of
grotesque figures, fantastic landscapes, and inventive punishments
virtually beg to be depicted visually. Now approximately 1,000 of these
images are available free in Shared Shelf Commons courtesy of Cornell
University Library's Divine Comedy Image Archive (DCIA).
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more
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Rhizome
The ARTstor Digital Library is now sharing more than 1,500 images from
the Rhizome ArtBase, an online archive of new media art.
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more
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The Corcoran Gallery of Art
ARTstor and The Corcoran Gallery of Art are sharing approximately 1,200
images from the Gallery's permanent collection in the Digital Library.
The collection focuses primarily on American works from the 18th, 19th,
and 20th centuries, as well as some European works.
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Pre-Columbian Artifacts (Justin Kerr and Barbara Kerr)
ARTstor has collaborated with Justin Kerr and Barbara Kerr to share
more than 500 photographs of Pre-Columbian artifacts in the Digital
Library.
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Images from the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and
Ethnology
ARTstor Digital Library has collaborated with the Peabody Museum of
Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University to share nearly 25,000
additional images of Pre-Columbian, African, Native North American, and
Oceanic objects.
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Prints and
photographs of Parisian interior design from the New York School of
Interior Design
ARTstor and the New York School of Interior Design (NYSID) are
collaborating to share approximately 350 images of pochoir prints of
interiors by well-known Parisian interior designers and photographic
depictions of interior retail architecture and design in Paris dating
from 1928-1932.
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Behind the scenes: Light value and color adjustments
At ARTstor we have a philosophy of maintaining the integrity of the
original artworks we feature in the Digital Library and representing
them as accurately as possible. Lily Galib, Production Associate,
explains what that entails.
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more
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Access the
Digital Library
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What is ARTstor?
ARTstor is a nonprofit organization that makes available a Digital
Library of more than 1.3 million images in the arts, architecture,
humanities, and sciences with a set of tools to use images for teaching
and learning.
Learn more
Trial Access
We invite you to explore the Digital Library during a 30-day trial to
determine if the content and tools provide a solution for your
institution's image needs.
Learn more
Join the ARTstor Community
Currently over 1,450 institutions from the higher education, museum,
K-12, and public library communities participate in ARTstor. We invite
nonprofit institutions to license ARTstor for research and teaching
needs.
Learn more
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Visit the
ARTstor Blog
Visit the ARTstor Blog for access to all current and archived
announcements. www.artstor.org/blog
Contact ARTstor
Please contact Library Relations with any questions about the content of
this announcement or about ARTstor in general.
Email: subscribe@artstor.org
Phone (USA, toll-free): +1 866 248 2691
Phone (International): +1 212 500 2400
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Image Credits
a) René Magritte | The Eye, c. 1932/35 | The Art Institute of Chicago
Collection | © 2009 C. Herscovici, London / Artists Rights Society (ARS),
New York; b) Gian Giacomo Macchiavelli | La Divina commedia di Dante
Alighieri con tavole in rame, 1821| Division of Rare and Manuscript
Collections, Cornell University Library: Fiske Dante Collection; c)
Kenneth Hung | 60X1.COM, 9/1/2001 | Image courtesy of Rhizome; d) Gene
Davis | Black Popcorn, 1965| Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., www.corcoran.org | © 2008 Estate of
Gene Davis / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; e) Maya | Diving God
Container| U.S. Library of Congress, J. Kislak Collection | Kerr Archive;
f) Nootka?; Salish? | Carved and painted wooden mask | Vancouver Island,
Canada | Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (Harvard
University), peabody.harvard.edu.
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