Art and Graphic Design
Articles
Art Databases
Art Full Text-- articles from peer-reviewed publications, as well as
reproductions of works of art that appear in indexed periodicals.
CAMIO--contains over 95,000 images of art from all time periods and locations.
Art Education
Education Full Text
ERIC
Other Article Databases with Art Related Material
Arts and Humanities Citation Index
Academic Search Premier
Academic OneFile
eJournals (also available in print at Dulany Library)
American Art
Books
Look for Books-- use the library's catalogs to find books.
A Sample of eBooks from the Library's Collection
African-American Art
Oxford History of Art Series
by Patton, Sharon F., Oxford ; New York Oxford University Press (UK), 1998.
Great Jobs for Art Majors
by Camenson, Blythe., Chicago McGraw-Hill Professional, 2003.
The Fine Artist's Guide to Marketing and Self-promotion
by Vitali, Julius. New York Allworth, 2003.
Videogames and Art
edited by Andy Clarke and Grethe Mitchell, 2007.
Teaching Art to Young Children
by Barnes, Rob.
Routledge-Falmer, 2002.
The Graphic Designer's Guide to Clients: How to Make Clients Happy and Do Great Work
by Shapiro, Ellen. New York Allworth, 2003.
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Requesting Articles:
Use this form to request an article through InterLibrary Loan.
Request an Article
You can also use the forms available at the Library to place an Interlibrary Loan Request, or contact the Library. Some of the article databases we subscribe to allow you to place direct requests while you are searching, so be sure to look for these as you are searching for information.
Note:
When you click on database or eBook links, you'll be asked for your username and password.
If nothing displays, adjust your computer’s security settings to a lower setting and try again. Use your network username and password to log on (note: this is different from your Owlnet username and password). If you are a Graduate and Adult Studies student, you should have been given information on how to access the databases. If you have any questions or problems, contact the Reference Librarian.
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