Images: Finding Online Images   Tags: architecture, art, art history, art_history, arts_and_humanities, e-images, images;, online_images, visual literacy, visual_arts, visual_media  

As your librarian, I communicate, consult and collaborate with students and faculty; instruct classes, and provide one-on-one research assistance in person, by phone, e-mail & instant messaging (IM).

In addition, I select books, journals, multimedia, online sources and other scholarly materials for the Art History department.

Need help? Just ask -- I look forward to working with you!

Words to the wise:

• Use public domain material when possible
• Get license to use image if needed
• Look for web creator's statement of permissable use and for suggested credit line

Image above created by Scindo and released to the public domain. See explanation.

Fair use considerations:

• Nonprofit or profit use

• Creative or factual workImage changed to new work

• Impact on economic value of work

Fernando Botero, "Mona Lisa" (1977)

— not plagiarism, but parody

Writing Center at Mason

Copyright Resources Office (Johnson Center Library)

Distance Education Services to Faculty

Distance Education Services to Students

University Dissertation & Thesis Services (Fenwick Library)

Mason Libraries subscribes to various research databases which contain e-images.  Explore these sources for your visuals -- need more help?  Ask a Librarian! See the rest for InfoGuide for even more resources, including public domain images.

Part of Images for Academic Publishing (IAP)