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Art History

Online and Print Resources for Art History Research

We Deliver

We Deliver provides ways to obtain materials the library does not own. ILLiad has a short loan period and it is difficult to predict how long it will take to receive the material; however, it is world wide.

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Catalogues raisonnes

Catalogues raisonnes, a monograph providing a extensive guide to art works, are available in the online catalog. Try the following search as a keyword or subject search:

Catalogues raisonnes

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Databases you may not know--but we have!

Art Walk

Library One Search

Library One Search  

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For convenient access to major library resources consider installing the latest ASU Library Toolbar into your web browser.
Our toolbar allows you to easily search Library One Search, the ASU Library Catalog, the content of our LibGuides, proxied Google Scholar and the open-access WorldCat catalog/database.

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