Why? To discover 50M+ resources from all across Europe related to art, fashion, music, and natural history
What? Artworks, artifacts, books, videos, and recordings
Why? To discover 50M+ digital items from libraries, archives, and museums across the United States
What? Maps, news footage, oral histories, personal letters, and museum objects
When? 5000 BCE to present
Why? To explore art movements, museum collections, artists, and interactive models of famous buildings, or play art-related games via a site developed by the Google Cultural Institute in partnership with 2,000 museums worldwide
What? Interactive modules, video, and images
Books and ebooks can provide a more in-depth look at a topic, place, design style, or historical moment. You can search our digital and in-library collections simultaneously by title, author, subject, or keyword via LibrarySearch. Click Advanced Search for additional search criteria (like material type, language, year, etc.).
Materials in the library are organized by subject. Browsing the shelves of the library in-person can help you discover new work, materials, inspiration, and connections. Listed below are general call number ranges for hair history, hair styling, beauty, and a few art and portraiture sections we discussed in class: