Art: Home

In this guide, you will find print and digital resources related to the study of Art.

• Books
• Journal & Databases
• Finding Art Reviews
• Images
• Citation Help
• UMaine Resources
• Additional Resources on the Web
• Resources for Faculty @ Fogler Library

Other relevant research guides that may be of interest are:

• Architecture
• New Media

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• The Eyes Have It [Leo Steinberg] (Eric Gibson, Spectator, September 21, 2020)
• What We Aren’t Seeing [A Blessing of Unicorns: The Paris and Cloisters Tapestries] (Francine Prose, Paris Review Daily,  September 18, 2020
• Maine’s Sublime Canvas of Contradictions (Lucy Jakub, NYR Daily, September 1, 2020
• William Blake’s Paintings Come to Life in Two Animations (Ayun Halliday, Open Culture, September 4, 2020)
• All That Glisters [Review of The Story of Scottish Art by Lachlan Goudie]  (Candia McWilliam, Literary Review, September 2020)
• 'Fake' Rembrandt Came from Artist's Workshop and is Possibly Genuine (Mark Brown, The Guardian, August 30)
• The Unrelenting Vision of Lucian Freud (Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, Prospect, August 28, 2020)
• Searching for America’s 1930s Post Office Murals – a Photo Essay (The Guardian, August 21, 2020)