Don't end your research here! Reference sources are too general to be used on their own. But, they are perfect for getting basic information and ideas for in-depth research.
When using a reference source, look for key terms, clues and leads such as:
Write down these terms as you find them. You can keep a running list as you continue your research.
Be aware a person, place or idea may have more than one name! Remain alert for synonyms and alternative words.
Re-use these terms as keywords when searching the library catalog and databases.
Search by artist or browse by medium to find inspiration and high-quality images of art from around the world.
Tip: To browse, mouse over "Artworks" and click "All Artworks". Then, select filters from the left side bar to view specific artists media, nationality, time period, color, etc.
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