FIN 220 Painting Outline and What's Actually Important
Sources for your Art History assignments that aren't sketchy blog posts like this one
Honestly, I love researching things. Writing about them? That's iffy. But researching is something I can do, so I'm here to help you. What follows is an in-depth (but concise) list of links and sources that you can get information for your art history papers. Google Scholar Google Scholar is basically regular Google but it filters out all the bullshit. Everything that isn't a published article, journal, or peer-reviewed paper is stricken from the record and you are left with exclusively relatively reliable sources. Public Library This one is kind of a no-brainer. If you live near a public library, go there and check the arts section and history sections, or search their database and see if they have anything available that you can order in. They also usually have links to videos and physical copies of DVDs (you'd need a DVD player obviously) that might be useful. And, if you ask nicely, they might even have an archive section that might include some out-of-print books, ...
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