Artstor

If you are accessing Artstor remotely and need to access course content your instructor has posted into a personal collection or would like to create your own account you will first need to access Artstor from within the Rutgers on-campus network in order to create an account.

Best used with Internet Explorer 9+, Firefox, Safari, or Chrome.
Flash Player must be configured to allow pop-up windows from www.artstor.org
Java version 1.5 or later required for Mac users accessing Artstor through Innovative Proxy
Monitor resolution is set at 1280 x 1024 pixels or better
Screen colors are set to True Color (32 bit) or better

Adobe Flash Player

Artstor is a digital image library of over 2 million images in the areas of art, architecture, the humanities, and social sciences with a set of tools to view, present, and manage images for research and pedagogical purposes. A non-profit organization funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Artstor digitizes and provides high-quality digitized images from numerous museums, academic institutions, and private foundations.

From the opening screen, click on HELP, on the top right-hand side of the screen, to get additional information about using the database or visit support.artstor.org

Creating an account with Artstor (must be done from within the Rutgers on-campus network) will allow to you set up personal display options, exporting citations, save images into groups, download images, use the mobile site/app, and add notes to individual images.

Prehistoric times to the present day.

Ongoing.

Images are provided by numerous museums, academic institutions, and private foundations. A list of contributors can be found here.

Image Database with image citations.

None.

Various.

ARTstor Inc.

Art and Art History

History; Italian Language and Literature

English Language and Literature; History: British Isles; History: North America; Literature in General; Medieval Studies; Religion