User:Lithoderm/Links

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This page is for links to Wikipedia guidelines, articles I'm reading out of personal interest or researching (but not actively editing) and external links that I am reading and might add to articles. This works kind of like bookmarks, as I edit from multiple computers.

Wikipedia
In-House
 * Vital Articles
 * Editing instructions
 * Notability (people)
 * Manual of Style
 * Citing Sources

Articles
 * Dorset Culture
 * Thule People
 * Sadlermiut
 * Northwest Coast art
 * History of Greenland


 * Portal:Visual arts


 * Greco-Buddhist art

External

 * Artcyclopedia commercial site but is always a useful byway to information elsewhere
 * Met timeline of art history
 * Getty List of Artist's names
 * ARTstor

Local Library Searches


 * Cincinnati Public Library
 * University of Cincinnati Libraries
 * University of Kentucky Libraries
 * Lexington Public Library (Catalog search apparently broken)

Canada


 * Center for Contemporary Canadian Art database


 * Info on Canadian 1st nations
 * History of the Native Peoples of Canada from the CMC
 * Arctic Archaeology
 * Prehistory of Greenland from the National Museum of Denmark

Ancient art and Archaeology


 * Perseus Digital Library (Very slow)
 * Archaeology Image Bank

William Blake


 * The William Blake Archive
 * The Complete works of William Blake online
 * The Met on William Blake
 * The Tate on William Blake
 * William Blake and graphic novels
 * A guide to other Blake Resources on the Web
 * Over 200 works on the site of the Fitzwilliam Museum

German Language Resources


 * DICCT, an online DE-EN dictionary with user generated content
 * Beolingus, DE-EN dict. maintained by the University of Chemnitz

Native American Art


 * ETHNOGRAPHIC ARTS PUBLICATIONS

Albrecht Durer's Reuter

Questions:
 * How many copies does it exist in?


 * The Met
 * Brit Museum
 * KU, Spencer
 * CMA
 * JSTOR
 * Google books
 * ibid
 * Influence of the image on Nietzche
 * Minneapolis
 * famsf
 * NGV
 * Fitzwilliam
 * MFA boston
 * "The Gentleman's Magazine"
 * Durer and his Times
 * more