Art and Art History

Comprehensive list of resources recommended by Christopher Witcombe, Professor in Art History at Sweet Briar College.

Resources recommended by Christopher Witcombe, Professor in Art History at Sweet Briar College. It includes pre-historic sites in general and also for Paleolithic and Neolithic periods.

CODART is the international network of curators of Dutch and Flemish art, covering works of art from the Low Countries of the 15th through the 19th century.

Constructed by the National Gallery of Ireland, this digital research platform allows users to explore connections between artworks and artists of the Dutch Golden Age.

Huge archive of information on Vermeer and other Dutch artists of the 17th Century.

A searchable collection of 35 images of mid- to late-17th-century reproductive prints after the work of French painter and draftsman Nicolas Poussin (1594–1665).

A digital project from Columbia University that covers the history of architecture from ancient times to the present.

An overview of existing information and documentation on Rembrandt’s paintings.

From the Morgan Library and Museum.

One of the most important art-historical information centres in the world, administering a unique collection of documentary, library and archive material on Western art from the late Middle Ages to the present.

From the National Gallery in London.

From the National Gallery in London.

From the Victoria and Albert Museum.