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The Dictionary of Art. Ed. Jane Turner. New York:
Grove, 1996.
(REF N31 .D5 1996) or Online
Version
Articles in this dictionary range from brief biographical entries to extensive
essays on major art movements and countries. The coverage includes architecture,
photography, fine arts, decorative arts, performance art, contemporary art,
and multimedia installations. The only visual art not covered extensively is
film. Articles include a bibliography. The online
version is available from the Ely Library Electronic Databases.
Xreferplus:
Art
(Internet site: http://scroll.lib.wsc.ma.edu:2048/login?url=http://www.xreferplus.com/topic.jsp?sub=7)
An online collection of 14 reference books, including A Biographical Dictionary
of Artists; The Bloomsbury Guide to Art; The Bridgeman Art Library
Archive; Chambers Film Factfinder; Miller's Antiques Encyclopedia;
The Thames & Hudson Dictionary of 20th Century Architecture; The
Thames & Hudson Dictionary of 20th Century Design and Designers; The
Thames & Hudson Dictionary of Art Terms; The Thames & Hudson
Dictionary of Art and Artists; The Thames & Hudson Dictionary of
British Art; The Thames & Hudson Dictionary of Fashion and Fashion
Designers; The Thames & Hudson Dictionary of Graphic Design and Designers;
and The Thames & Hudson Encyclopaedia of Impressionism.
Encyclopedia of World Art. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1968.
(REF N31 .E533)
This encyclopedia has entries that cover artists, movements, countries, and
disciplines, and each entry is followed by a bibliography.
The Oxford Dictionary of Art. Ed. Ian Chilvers. New York:
Oxford University Press, 2004.
(REF N33 .O93 2004)
This dictionary covers "Western and Western-inspired painting, sculpture,
printmaking, and drawing." A chronology of key works and events and an
index of galleries and museums are included.
A Dictionary of Art Titles: The Origins of the Names and Titles
of 3,000 Works of Art. Adrian Room. Jefferson, NC: McFarland Publishers,
2000.
(REF N33 .R56 2000)
"This new dictionary seeks to explain the origins of the titles of around
3,000 works of art." A bibliography is included.
International Directory of Arts. München: K.G. Saur,
2000.
(REF N50 .I6 2000)
This directory provides contact information for museums, public galleries,
universities, academies, colleges, associations, art and antique dealers,
numismatics, galleries, auctioneers, restorers, art publishers, art periodicals,
antiquarians, and art booksellers. An index of persons and institutions is
found in the third volume.
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Atlas of World Art. Ed. John Onians. New York: Oxford University Press,
2004.
(REF N5300 .A85 2004)
Essays on art history are arranged by time period and geographic location in
this atlas. A bibliography for the atlas is included.
The Bulfinch Guide to Art History: A Comprehensive Survey and Dictionary
of Western Art and Architecture. Ed. Shearer West. Boston: Little, Brown
and Co., 1996.
(REF N380 .B78 1996)
Divided into two sections, this guide provides both signed essays on art history
and a dictionary of terms. Terms in the essays are cross-referenced to entries
in the dictionary.
Women Artists in History: From Antiquity to the Present. Wendy Slatkin.
Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1997.
(REF N43 .S57 1997)
Each chapter in this book covers various time periods and the active women artists
during that period. Sections of each chapter cover famous women artists and
artworks. There is also a further reading list at the end of each chapter, as
well as an annotated bibliography for the book.
Encyclopedia of American Art Before 1914. Ed. Jane Turner. New York:
Grove's Dictionaries, 2000.
(REF N6507 .E53 2000)
Updating and expanding on entries that first appeared in the Dictionary of
Art (see above), this encyclopedia covers not only
artists, but collectors, writers, artistic styles, architecture, and cities
with "substantial" artistic history. Each entry has a bibliography.
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Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes. Richard Kostelanetz. Chicago: Chicago
Review Press, 1993.
(REF NX456 .K67 1993)
Covering various artists, musicians, and movements considered avant-garde, this
dictionary provides brief information on each entry with a listing of one or
two additional sources.
Encyclopedia of American Architecture. Robert T. Packard. New York:
McGraw-Hill, 1995.
(REF NA705 .P3 1995)
This encyclopedia covers various types of architecture, architects, materials,
and issues important to the study of architecture. Entries are cross referenced
and some include a further reading list, periodicals, and sources of additional
information.
Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance. Eds. Cary D. Wintz & Paul
Finkelman. New York: Routledge, 2004.
(REF NX512.3 .A35 E53 2004)
This encyclopedia "not only addresses the artistic and culture events...
but also examines the political, economic, and social environments in which
the movement took place." A further reading list is included with each
entry.
The Oxford Guide to Classical Mythology in the Arts, 1300-1990s. Jane
Davidson Reid. New York: Oxford University Press, 1993.
(REF NX650 .M9 R45 1993)
This guide is "an encyclopedia catalog of artworks dating from the early
Renaissance to the present that treat subjects in Greek and Roman mythology."
Entries are organized by mythological figure and include a brief entry on the
figure and a listing of works of art featuring the figure.
The Thames and Hudson Encyclopedia of Graphic Design and Designers.
Alan Livingston & Isabella Livingston. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1992.
(REF NC997 .L54 1992)
The focus of this encyclopedia is on the persons, artistic movements, and technical
advances that have been a part of graphic design since 1840.
World Encyclopedia of Naive Art. Oto Bihalji-Merin & Nebojsa-Bato
Tomasevi´c. Secaucus, NJ: Chartwell, 1984.
(REF N7432.5 .P7 B54 1984b)
Covering naive art from 48 countries, this encyclopedia contains a lengthy article
on the history of naive art, a dictionary of artists, historical surveys of
naive art in individual countries, important exhibitions, museums, and galleries,
and a bibliography.
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The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography. Ed. Leslie Stroebel & Richard
Zakia. Boston: Focal Press, 1993.
(REF TR9 F6 1993)
Photographers, equipment, and terms relating to the science of photography are
covered in this dictionary. The brief entries are signed and there are several
appendices with additional information.
The Photography Encyclopedia. Gloria S. McDarrah, Fred W. McDarrah,
& Timothy S. McDarrah. New York: Schirmer Books, 1999.
(REF TR9 .M39 1999)
This encyclopedia has brief entries that cover equipment, techniques, and photographers.
There are also listings for awards, booksellers, films, galleries, magazines,
manufacturers, museums, Pulitzer Prize winners, and a time line.
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Contemporary Artists. Ed. Sara Pendergast & Tom Pendergast.
Detroit, MI: St. James Press, 2002.
(REF N6490 .C6567 2002)
The focus of this encyclopedia is on artists whose major works occurred
after 1960. Artists were chosen for this work by being nominated by an advisory
board of international art scholars and curators. Each entry includes biographical
data, individual exhibitions, group exhibitions, collections, public installations,
publications, and critical essays. Some entries also include statements
by the artist.
African Americans in the Visual Arts. Steven Otfinoski. New York:
Facts on File, 2003.
(REF N6538 .N5 O86 2003)
Brief biographical entries on African Americans that have contributed to
the visual entries are presented in this encyclopedia. Each entry includes
a further reading list.
St. James Guide to Black Artists. Ed. Thomas Riggs. Detroit, MI:
St. James Press, 1997.
(REF N40 .S78 1997)
The contents and format of this guide are similar to Contemporary Artists,
but focuses on artists of African descent from around the world.
A Biographical Dictionary of Artists. Ed. Sir Lawrence Gowing. New
York, NY: Facts on File, 1995.
(REF N40 .B53 1995)
This dictionary contains biographical entries on Western artists. The index
includes not only all of the entries in the dictionary, but the names of
artists not included. There is also a glossary.
Artists of the Nineteenth Century and Their Works. Clara Erskine. New
York: Arno Press, 1969.
(REF N40 .W28 1969)
This reference work has brief biographical entries on artists and includes their
major works.
A Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Art. Ian Chilvers. New York: Oxford
University Press, 1998.
(REF N6490 .C5317 1998)
Mainly biographical, these 1700 explicative entries cover artists involved
in painting, sculpture, and graphic arts that were involved in art in the
20th century.
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Encyclopedia of Education. Ed. James W. Guthrie. New York: Macmillan
Reference USA, 2003.
(REF LB15 .E47 2003)
This encyclopedia focuses on the "institutions, people, processes, roles,
and philosophies found in educational practice". Use the index to find
items about art education.
Encyclopedia of American Education. Ed. Harlow G. Unger. New York: Facts
on File, 2001.
(REF LB17 .U54 2001)
This encyclopedia provides an overview of various topics relating to education.
Use the index to find out the various entries that cover art education.
Standards and Schooling in the United States. Eds. Joe L. Kincheloe
& Danny Weil. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2001.
(REF LB2822.82 .S82 2001)
Current debates about education standards and reform are discussed in this encyclopedia
through various signed articles. Several articles cover issues related to art
education.
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Ely Library Catalog.
For books, audio-visual materials, etc. in the Ely Library
(Internet Site: http://catalog.lib.wsc.ma.edu/)
The following are examples of subject headings relevant to art for use in the
Ely Library Catalog. Do not limit yourself to this list! Use the Library of
Congress Subject Headings (Big Red Books) located at the reference desk for
more possibilities or browse the online catalog for ideas. See Database
Searching Guides for more help.
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Project Muse Limited to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#Project Muse)
Project Muse provides access to 223 full-text journals from university press
publishers covering multiple topics in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and
Sciences. See Database Searching
Guides for more help.
Humanities
International Index Limited
to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#Humanities International)
A comprehensive database covering journals, books, and other important reference
sources in the humanities, Humanities International provides indexing and abstracting
for over 1,700 journals.
AATA Online Abstracts of International
Conservation Literature (Getty Conservation Institute)
(Internet Site: http://aata.getty.edu/nps/)
AATA Online provides high quality, peer-reviewed abstracts of the international
literature of conservation and heritage management. AATA Online currently includes
abstracts of over 100,000 citations, enabling practitioners from many fields
of heritage preservation to identify and select resources relevant to their
work.
Arts & Humanities Search- Available as part of FirstSearch Limited
to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/fsdb2.htm)
This database provides complete access to articles from more than 1,300 of the
world's leading arts and humanities journals and to relevant articles in over
7,000 social science and science journals. See Database
Searching Guides for more help.
ERIC
(SilverPlatter Version) Limited
to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#ERIC)
A subject-specific database focusing on education, ERIC will be useful for information
on art education. See Database
Searching Guides for more help.
Education Journals Limited
to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#ProQuest)
Education Journals contains the full text of almost 400 of the leading journals
in the education field covering the literature on primary, secondary, and higher
education topics. See Database
Searching Guides for more help.
Biography
Resource Center Limited
to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#Biography Resource)
Biography Resource Center provides more than 400,000 biographies on 275,000
different people, including artists. For Journal Articles, search by the artist's
name, then click the Magazine Articles tab. Combines 80 of the most frequently
consulted biographical sources with more than 250 full-text periodicals to provide
in-depth, full-text information. Major art resources covered include: American
Artist, Art Bulletin, Art in America, Art Journal,
and Smithsonian. See Database
Searching Guides for more help.
Academic Search
Premier Limited to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#Academic)
This is a multi-disciplinary full text database containing full text for nearly
4,650 serials, including more than 3,600 peer-reviewed publications. See Database
Searching Guides for more help.
Academic
OneFile Limited to WSC community
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/dbalpha.htm#Academic_OneFile)
Contains more than 3,000 full text journals, including peer-reviewed journals
and reference sources with extensive coverage of the physical sciences, technology,
medicine, social sciences, the arts, theology, literature and other subjects.
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WWW Resources by Subject: Art
[Ely Library at Westfield State College]
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/art.htm)
A directory of art Internet links selected by Librarians.
Try also the list of Internet
Search Engines And Subject Directories
(Internet Site: http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/engines.htm)
Be careful as you create your search. Refer to the tutorial: Searching
the World Wide Web for information on the Internet, Netscape, and the World
Wide Web, as well as for instructions on using web search engines, evaluating
Internet sites, and using subject specific search guides.