Getting Started with Artstor

Introduction of Artstor, the major database of images for the visual arts and allied disciplines.

Introduction to Artstor

Artstor is a rich repository of 300 collections of 2.5 million images. The collections are multidisciplinary, with a focus on the visual arts.

Artstor is part of the nonprofit ITHAKA, which also oversees JSTOR. A merger of JSTOR and Artstor is underway. Although all images from Artstor should be retained, the Artstor site will be retired on 1 August 2024. More information will be posted on this guide as it becomes available.

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Introduction to Artstor (Video)
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