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Art
and Architecture Libraries
Architecture
and Planning Library
at the University of Texas at Austin, include architectural
design, theory, history, and criticism, historic preservation,
building technology, landscape architecture, interior design,
and community and regional planning.
Architecture
Library, University of Kentucky
The Architecture Library at the University of Kentucky
houses the collections which pertain to architecture, along
with related materials on historical preservation, historic
interiors and furniture.
Architecture
Slide Library
at University of California at Berkeley, is
an instructional facility for Architecture faculty; the
collection is open to all other U.C. faculty, graduate students,
and non-U.C. faculty on a limited, 24-hour loan basis; duplication
of materials is strictly prohibited.
ArcNet
WWW Virtual Library: Archaeology
Art
and Architecture Library at Univesrity of California
at San Diego contains information about
the resources and services available at the Art & Architecture
Library at UCSD as well as hightlights from the world of
digital art resources available from the Internet.
Art
and Architecture Library, Yale University
The Art and Architecture Library, Yale University
web site includes information about Yale University art
resources, links to Yale galleries and museums,
and links to art resources on the internet.
Art
and Design Library
at the University of Connecticut has as its primary
resource a bibliographic database for art auction house
sales catalogs covering art sales for the major international
art auction houses. These catalogs list paintings, sculpture,
drawings, prints, photographs, furniture, and decorative
arts, jewelry, and objets d'art. Price lists are included
when available. Users can search by auction house name,
title of sale, or date of sale.
Art
and Design Publications on the Web and Art
Libraries, Databases, Magazines (UIAH)
An extensive and well ordered list of quality Web
publications.
A part of the groundwork for the Finnish Virtual Library
project.
Art
Library at theUniversity of Maryland, College Park
houses a collection of over 88,000 volumes
covering art history and studio arts. Collections also cover
aspects of the following interdisciplinary fields: photography,
the graphic arts, interior design, and historic textiles.
The collection is designed to support upper-class, graduate
level, and research programs.
Art
Library at Michigan State University
houses MSU Libraries' collections for the visual
arts, architecture and photography. The Art Library supports
research and teaching in the visual arts and architecture,
art education, human environment and design, and museum
studies. As a research and reference library, much of the
collection is non-circulating. Additional significant art
research holdings, such as illuminated manuscript facsimiles,
rare books, and optical discs of museum collections are
located in Special Collections, the Microforms Library,
and Instructional Software.
Art
Library at University of Kentucky
The Art Library at the University of Kentucky houses
the collections that pertain to theater and the visual arts
in the UK Libraries. History and criticism of western art,
photography, and studio practices in the areas of painting,
drawing, sculpture, graphic arts, ceramics, fiber and decorative
arts are the major subjects included in the art collection.
Avery
Architectural and Fine Arts Library
Columbia University, is an open-stack research library
containing over 250,000 volumes and 1800 periodical titles.
The Library is composed of three collections: Avery, Fine
Arts and Ware. The Avery collection, one of the world's
outstanding collections in the field of architecture, also
includes materials on archaeology and the decorative arts.
The Fine Arts collection represents the range of literature
in art history. The Ware collection, the library's only
circulating collection is composed primarily of urban
planning, housing and real estate development materials,
as well as some core English language art and architecture
books.
Biblioteca
e Raccolta Teatrale del Burcardo
Resource guide to books, periodicals and scripts
on the Italian theatre.
Cornell
University Fine Arts Library
includes information about the library, links to
Cornell University resources and links to related internet
sites.
Fine
Arts Library at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
BC
Very well done resource guide from the Library at
the University of British Columbia.
In addition to providing information on the library and
its collections, there is a Fine Arts Internet Resources
Page. This page includes links to sites in fine arts, art
history, architecture, community and regional planning,
dance, costume, artistic photography and design. Under each
category, where applicable, there are the categories of
electronic journals, exhibitions, galleries and museums,
libraries, listservs, organisations, usenet groups and a
general section on resources.
Fine
Arts Library at the University of Texas
at Austin includes more than 212,000 books
and scores, 900 current serial subscriptions, 34,000 phonodiscs,
10,000 compact discs, 800 video cassettes and videodiscs,
4,500 reels of microfilm, and 24,000 microfiche. Access
to electronic information is provided via the General Libraries
Information Stations, through UT Library
Online stations, and UTCAT terminals.
Frances
Loeb Library
at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University,
holds over 250,000 volumes, and maintains subscriptions
to about 1,650 periodicals. Comprehensive coverage is provided
for all levels of technology and research in the design
fields. The library is particularly strong in its coverage
of twentieth-century architecture, city and regional planning,
American domestic architecture and nineteenth-century U.S.
park and cemetery design.
IFLA,
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
National
Trust for Historic Preservation Library
Information about the Library at theNational Trust
for Historic Preservation.
Perseus
Project
An Evolving Digital Library on Ancient Greece.
Rotch
Library of Architecture and Planning and
Rotch
Visual Collection
Rotch Library at Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
specializes in the subjects of architecture and architectural
history, studio art and art history; film and video; photography;
urban studies and planning; and housing and real estate.
Collections also include U.S. Census of Population and Housing
and census reports for Massachusetts and Boston. The Rotch
Library Visual Collections contains slides, photographs,
films, videodiscs, videotapes and CD-ROMS in the fields
of art, architecture, building technology, city planning,
photography, environmental design, anthropology, and archaeology.
Rutgers
University Art Library
supports the research and instructional needs of
graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, and scholars
in art and architectural history, visual arts, and related
programs and disciplines within the university.
The
Scholes Library WWW Server at NYS College of Ceramics
is designed to introduce Internet users to the Scholes
Library of Ceramics, to distribute unique resources produced
by the New York State College of Ceramics, to create a gateway
to valuable global resources in selected areas of Art &
Design and Engineering and Science, and to provide links
to useful electronic reference tools for the Alfred University
community.
Wallace
Library Special Collections
at Rochester Institute of Technologyinclude a wide
variety of published and unpublished materials organized
in distinct, but related collections. The collections include
materials on all aspects of the fine and applied arts and
photography, with greatest strengths in graphic design and
applied photography.
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