Located
in Scales Fine Arts Center
Room 110, the visual resources library is a reference collection of digital
images, slides, art books, journals, videos, and DVDs.
The
image collection consists of over 200,000 images of art and architecture from
prehistoric times to the present day. These materials are used not only by the
art history and studio faculty and students, but also by other faculty and
visiting lecturers in all disciplines, especially literature, religion, world
history, civilization,
and languages.
Our
MDID Database of Digital Images
can be accessed by faculty from their own computers, even from Europe and Asia.
It is available to anyone using their WFU login and VPN. This is a growing
collection of high quality images to use for study and classroom teaching. Its
art, architecture, civilization, historical, and cultural images complement
undergraduate lectures and enhance the study of the humanities.
Faculty should contact martine@wfu.edu to request
a faculty level account for high resolution images and personal image storage.
Please
download the tutorial: MDID User Tutorial If you have
questions or need further assistance please contact the VRL
at x5078.
The Wake Forest
Print Collection
is housed here and can be viewed online. The print collection represents a wide
range of cultures and styles from hand-lettered illuminated manuscripts, early
Renaissance engravings, Japanese wood-block prints, expressionist color
lithographs, and hand printed books.
For
more information on using the collection contact Martine Sherrill - martine@wfu.edu (336)758-5078
DVD-VHS
Collection
This collection
focuses on art and architecture from ancient civilizations to digital and
performance art. Circulation is restricted to the art department, or by special
arrangement. Students and others are welcome to bring their laptops to view
CDs-DVDs in the Visual Resources Library during office hours.
Hours
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Martine Sherrill
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Kendra Battle |
Amanda Edwards '97 |