Blog Tag: Artstor on JSTOR

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Discover a collection of 500 new images by one of America's renowned political artists during World War II. Experience the iconic and impactful artwork that captured the essence of the era.

Discover the emotional journey of Art Historian Magda Salvesen as she curates the estate of American painter Jon Schueler. Dive into the captivating world of Artists' Estates and explore the intricate balance between reputation and trust.

Discover the vast art collection of Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) in Artstor, now expanded to 2,800 images. Explore iconic works from art history curricula carefully curated with the help of Allan Kohl, visual resources librarian.

Discover the captivating collection of over 2,700 photographs by Barbara J. Anello showcasing Khmer monuments and heritage on JSTOR. Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of these images, complemented by detailed descriptions.

Discover a wealth of inspiring resources on women's topics. From licensed to public content, explore JSTOR's collection in honor of International Women's Day.

Discover how our cherished feline companions have enriched our lives during lockdown. Join us as we explore the bond between humans and cats through captivating portraits and unique comparisons to renowned works on JSTOR.

Needless to say, 2020 has been a year like no other, and it’s marked everything we did at Artstor. We tried to help institutions and students meet the challenges of remote teaching, released new content — with a strong emphasis on freely accessible Open Artstor collections — and tried to brighten things up on our […]

    More than 3 million of the images in Artstor are now discoverable alongside JSTOR’s vast scholarly content, providing you with primary sources and vital critical and historical background on one platform. This blog post is one of a series demonstrating how the two resources complement each other, providing a richer, deeper research experience […]

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