General Sources
Finding Images on the Web Boston University guide to finding images.
Almagest Princeton University Image database - Princeton University users only
ArtServeFrom the Australian National University, ArtServe contains about 450,000 images and is dedicated to visual material useful for teaching and learning Art History and adjacent areas. Artwork (but not publicly visitable architecture) from about the period of World War II onward is excluded for copyright reasons.
ARTstor Image database for Princeton University users only
ARTSOURCE Networked resources on Art and Architecture including libraries, events, images, museum information, exhibitions, etc.
CAMIO (Catalog of Art Museum Images Online), former AMICO Collection Image database of objects in museums in the United States - Princeton University users only
David Rumsey Visual Collections Over 300,000 images of maps, fine artwork, photographs and other items from over thirty collections.
The Dictionary of Art Historians A biographical/bibliographical lexicon of historic scholars of art
Oxford Art Online (was Grove Art Online) Click Image Search
Includes 40,000 image links and 5,000 images contained within Grove Art Online.
Mother of all Art and Art History University of Michigan's compilation of art history departments, research resources, image collections, museums, online exhibitions.
Whitcombe: Art History Resources on the web Full coverage of history of art, research resources, museums.
World Wide Web Virtual Library: History of Art Links relating to Art History and computer applications in Art History. The site is sponsored by CHArt, the Computers and History of Art Group.
Art and Architecture, Courtauld Institute of Art More than 40,000 images and a network of over half a million links.
Art Kiosk, California State University (K.Cohen) WorldArt image database allows you to search over 35,000 images from throughout the world. Created by Kathleen Cohen with other faculty, staff and students of the California State University.
Digital Imaging Project, Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffton University More than 10,000 images of sculpture and architecture.
Art Images for College Teaching Survey of images made available by its author, art historian and visual resources curator Allan T. Kohl.
Visual Resources Association General resources for administration of image collections and copyright.
Architecture
The Great Buildings Collection images of more than 800 buildings
Berkeley Spiro Database Architecture Visual Resources Library (AVRL) at the University of California at Berkeley. The collection numbers over 250,000 slides and 20,000 photographs.
ArchNet Digital Library Online community for architects, planners, urban designers, interior designers, landscape architects, and scholars, with a special focus on the Islamic world.
Asian Historical Architecture Over 8500 photos of 545 sites in seventeen countries.
Digital Archive of American Architecture, Boston College. Prof. Jeffery Howe 1,500 images of American Architecture, from Prof. Jeffery Howe at Boston College
Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) SAH image exchange, members contribute their own slides of buildings for shared educational use.
History
American Memory Library of Congress site
Museums
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY
Campus Sources
Dictionary of Art Includes external image links and the Bridgeman Art Library
Index of Christian Art Archive of medieval art
Portfolio, Images available from the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections
Perseus Located in Department of Classics, Tufts University, especially noted for Greek and Roman materials.
David Rumsey Map collection More than 8,000 maps
General digital image information
TASI (Technical Advisory Service for Images)
Cornell Digital Imaging Tutorial
Copyright
U.S. Copyright Office: Copyright Basics
Indiana University, Copyright Management Center, K.Crews
Center for Intellectual Property and Copyright in Digital Environment University of Maryland
Copyown (Copyright Ownership for Higher Education Community) University of Maryland
University of Oregon, C. Sundt
University of Texas: Copyright Crash Course
Tutorials and Tips
A Few Scanning Tips by Wayne Fulton
A Quick Start Guide to Using PowerPointŪ For Image-based Presentations Cornell University, Knight Visual Resources Collection
ARTstor Offline Image Viewer Instructions
Fine Arts Visual Resources Center PowerPoint guides, Indiana University, Bloomington Scroll down to the PowerPoint section.
Using PowerPoint to Create an Art History Presentation NYU, Institute of Fine Arts