Contains over a million images documenting artistic traditions across many cultures and time periods. Updated frequently, please check back often for updated searches & collections. Note: ARTstor users must create a free account to save and share images. Users must turn off the popup blocker.
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Collects historical and contemporary imagery from Associated Press with a 50 million image print and negative archive including graphics and audio clips.
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Contains over a million images documenting artistic traditions across many cultures and time periods. Updated frequently, please check back often for updated searches & collections. Requires separate login. Use the "Register" link to set up an account with your Mason email.
Scholarly art encyclopedia. Includes over 200,000 reference articles on every aspect of the visual arts from prehistory to the present, with selected images, written by over 6,800 scholars. Serves as the access point for Grove Art Online, the Benezit Dictionary of Artists, and other Oxford art reference resources. View a tutorial on this database here.
Provides access to interdisciplinary and integrated text, image, and journal content on world dress and fashion.
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3D computer-generated models of human anatomy that may be manipulated rotating, zooming, and peeling away layers, while viewing accompanying text. For best results, use Google Chrome.
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Images and animations of Earth from NASA satellites. Topics include earth sciences, atmospheric and oceanic sciences, solar physics, and human dimensions.
Supplies primary documents, reference works, monographs, images, maps, illustrations, and time lines depicting activities of daily life across the globe and throughout history. Covered time periods: Ancient (beginning of time to 4th century), Medieval (5th century to 14th century), Modern (15th century to 19th century), and Present (20th century to 21st century).
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