ARTH 313 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Oxford Art Online, Jstor, Artstor
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Ubc medieval studies program website has useful links under resources tab: http://medieval. arts. ubc. ca/ [i. e. labyrinth, netserf, medieval sourcebook, orb] Ubc library research guide for medieval art and architecture: http://guides. library. ubc. ca/index. php?id=5325#tabs-0 [this includes an encyclopedia of the. Note: the catholic encyclopaedias are similar but with different interfaces. ] Medieval feminist index: scholarship on women, sexuality, and gender: http://www. haverford. edu/library/reference/mschaus/mfi/mfi. html http://members. aol. com/ccmail/incorruptbodies. html. [an excellent cd resource on the bayeux tapestry is available at the irving k. barber. L"art roman: http://www. art-roman. net/ (excellent photographs of many french. Incorrupt bodies of saints (continuing a medieval tradition in the modern era): Bibliographies for the study of medieval art: http://ica. princeton. edu/reference/index. htm. Choose later medieval art (c. 1000-1500) , but note that this includes bibliography that goes beyond our period. This is a very comprehensive bibliography and includes most of the above. Basic search at the ubc library home. Bibliography of the history of art (bha)
