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The Yale University Visual Resources Collection's guide to digital image resources.
Last update: Nov 17th, 2009 URL: http://guides.library.yale.edu/images  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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We are located at 180 York Street (enter through the Loria entrance) on the lower level of the Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library in room B33.

 

 

Images in the Classroom

Aigle et chêne, aras et maïs, ... Digital ID: 105207. New York Public Library

Verneuil, M. P. Aigle et chêne, aras et maïs, bordures.

Poissons et oiseaux, frise. 1857


New York Public Library Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Art and Architecture Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs.

 

http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/id?105207

 
 

Visual Resources Collection: Introduction

 

 The Yale Visual Resources Collection (VRC) is responsible for developing and maintaining collections of visual materials related to global art, architecture and material culture to support the teaching curriculum in the Arts and Humanities.  The VRC digital image collection contains more than 270,000 items.  Principal users of this resource include the History of Art Department and the professional Schools of Art, Archite cture, and Drama, but the department serves the entire Yale community to support and encourage the use of visual materials in all areas of the arts and humanities.  


 

Our newest resource is Archivision, a licensed collection of digital images related to architecture, gardens amd public art containing approximately 36,000 items as of August, 2009.  This resource is available to current affiliates of Yale University through the ARTstor interface.

 

The Visual Resources Collection was established more than 60 years ago as the slide and photograph collection dedicated to supporting teaching in the visual arts and architecture. Over the years, the collection grew to include  more than 300,000 lantern slides and 35mm slides as well as nearly 200,000 mounted photographs providing comprehensive coverage for the visual arts and architecture. The analog collections are now treated as archival materials and are stored in the Library Shelving Facility (LSF).  Items may be recalled by Library patrons.  VRC staff can assist patrons with locating and requesting materials from the analog collections.  Our analog collection catalogue records are available in ORBIS, including Finding Aids for the larger collections.

 

 

See General Image Resources for a link to the VRC Digital Library and ARTStor.


Services


Yale faculty may order digital images from books and journals for their teaching needs. Please contact Robert Carlucci, VRC Manager for ordering procedures or visit our office in the Arts Library.

 

For individual tutorials about using digital images or multimedia in the classroom, please contact Carolyn Caizzi to schedule an appointment. There are four self service scanners in the Arts Library.

The VRC staff is available to answer reference questions concerning digital image requests and use in person, by email and by telephone.


Staff Contact Info

 

Carlucci, Robert Manager (203) 432-2443 robert.carlucci@yale.edu
Caizzi, Carolyn Technology Specialist (203) 432-4632 carolyn.caizzi@yale.edu
Coe, Sarah Support Specialist for Collection Development and Cataloging
(203) 432-2444 sarah.coe@yale.edu
Corrigan, Christina Support Specialist for Asian Collections
(203) 432-2444 christina.corrigan@yale.edu
Zapata, Maria Library Services Administrative Assistant (203) 432-2443 maria.zapata@yale.edu


Hours

Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm


We welcome feedback and comments from students and faculty.  Please use the comments feature above or send email messages to Robert Carlucci, Manager, Visual Resources Collection


Acknowledgements

In addition to the VRC staff, Ian McDermott, Assistant Librarian at the Center for British Art, and Hannah Bennett, former Assistant  Director for Collections and Research at the Haas Family Arts Library, contributed multiple resources to this image guide.

 
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