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Getting Started
The library's research page serves as a useful point of departure.
Especially useful for this assignment are the sections on:
Research Guides and Reference Works
Take a look at Christine Bunting's helpful list of print and electronic research guides, reference works, auction guides and dictionaries: you might like to print this.
A keyword search is probably the best way to get started. Once you find some titles that are useful, click on the Library of Congress Subject headings for a more refined search. Try searching the following broad subject headings in Cruzcat:
Electronic Databases
Once you have browsed the print reference materials, you will be better prepared for searching the electronic databases. Some of the databases listed below contain bibliographic citations, others contain full-text.
Full text databases:
Bibliographic databases:
Finding Images at UCSC
The Library's Visual Resources department is located on the ground floor of McHenry. All of the staff members are very helpful and willing to share their expertise with you. They have prepared an excellent guide for finding digital images.
Selected Websites
Timeline of Art History (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Images from the De Young Museum in San Francisco
Images from the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco
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