Art
and Architecture Research Guide
[Printed volumes in the Castleton State College Library are in
brown type. Blue entries are links
to electronic resources.]
Research Guides and Bibliographies
Psychiatry and Psychology in the Visual
Arts and Aesthetics. A Bibliography
(016.70115K543p)
Bibliography of Early American Architecture: Writings on Architecture
Constructed Before 1860 in Eastern and Central United States
(REF 016.720 R676b)
Art Research Methods and Resources (REF 707.016 J72a)
Fine Arts; A Bibliographic Guide to Basic Reference Works, Histories,
and Handbooks (REF 709.01Eh 85f3)
Guide to the Literature of Art History (REF 709.016 Ar66g)
Arts in America: A Bibliography (REF 709.73 Ar79)
Guide to Basic Information Sources in the Visual Arts (700.7
M886g)
Finding Books
Use the Vermont State College Online Catalog to locate books. Official
subject headings that may be useful include, but are not
limited to, the following:
Art (subdivided by particular time period or by specific country)
Architecture
Drawing
Painting
Sculpture
Dictionaries, Handbooks, and Encyclopedias
Britannica Encyclopedia of American Art
(REF 703.B777)
A Dictionary of Art Terms (REF 703 H122d)
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Art (REF 703 M178)
The Praeger Picture Encyclopedia of Art (REF 703 P883)
Encyclopedia of World Art (REF 703 W893)
The Thames and Hudson Dictionary of Art Terms (REF 703.21
L963t)
The Oxford Dictionary of Art (REF 703.21 Ox2)
Dictionary of Subject and Symbols in Art (REF 704.94 H133d)
The Encyclopedia of Visual Art (REF 709G 748h)
The Oxford Companion to Art (REF 709.03 Os2o)
A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Art (REF 709.04 C439d)
Encyclopedia of Artists (REF 709.22 En193)
Dictionary of Women Artists (REF 709.22 P452d)
Macmillan Encyclopedia of Architects (REF 720.922 P69m)
Encyclopedia of American Architecture (REF 720.973 P124e)
Forms and Functions of Twentieth Century Architecture (REF
724.91 H181f
*Research Databases and Indexes for Finding Journal Articles
General
Academic
Search Premier
Expanded Academic ASAP
InfoTrac OneFile
JSTOR Arts & Sciences I
Professional
Development Collection
Art and Architecture – Specific
VSC
Art & Architecture Image Database
Biographical Sources
Who Was Who in American History –
Arts and Letters (REF 700.92 W62)
The Encyclopedia of Visual Art (REF 709 G748h)
Mantle Fielding’s Dictionary of American Painters, Sculptors
and Engravers (REF 709.22 F46d)
World Artists 1950-1980 (REF 709.22 M342w)
Dictionary of Women Artists. An International Dictionary of
Women Artists before 1900 (REF 709.22 P452d)
Who’s Who in American Art (REF 927 Ar78)
Indexes to Illustrations and Reproductions Art
in Time (REF 016.7 H299a)
Index to Two-Dimensional Art Works (REF 701.6 K845)
Sculpture Index (R EF 730.16 C536s)
Index to Reproductions of American Paintings: A Guide to Pictures
Occuring in More Than Eight Hundred Books (REF 759.1 M757)
Index to Reproductions of European Paintings; A Guide to Pictures
in More Than Three Hundred Books (REF 759.016 M757i)
National Gallery of Art
Collection (http://www.nga.gov/collection)
Other Recommended Resources Archives
of American Art (http://www.aaa.si.edu) Smithsonian Institute’s
archives that support the study of the history of the visual arts
in America
Art History Research Centre
(http://www.harmsen.net/ahrc) Tool for doing art historical
research on the internet.
Art History Resources
on the Web (http://witcombe.sbc.edu/ARTHLinks.html)
CAMEO
– conservation and art material encyclopedia online (http://www.mfa.org/_cameo/frontend/home.asp
Citing Sources
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research
Papers (REF 808.02 G25m)
"How Do I
Document Sources From the World Wide Web. . . " from the Modern
Language Association Homepage.
Publication Manual of the American Psychological
Association (REF 808.02 P96)
Web Extension to
American Psychological Association Style
Scott Foresman Handbook for Writers
(REF 808.042 H127s)
NoodleBib
An electronic citation management system. Access limited to CSC
students, faculty, staff.
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