Show your current NECC student or faculty/staff ID card to get free admission to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Questions? Stop by either campus library or call 978-556-3400 or 978-738-7400.
To learn more about collections and current exhibitions, visit the MFA Website.
Information Literacy: Students will learn to identify their information needs, locate, evaluate, and appropriately integrate information to accomplish a specific purpose. Students will demonstrate the ability to use current technology and other research resources to find and effectively communicate information.
This course will fulfill your requirement to take an information literacy-intensive course. This course will demonstrate that you have the above skills and can use information ethically, citing your sources and avoiding plagiarism.
This guide will help you find and cite appropriate sources for academic research in Art History.
ART 105: A survey course which covers the major period styles of painting, sculpture, and architecture in the Western world from the 1500's to the present.
Most art history books are not dedicated to a single work. When researching art remember to look for additional information about:
Searching tips:
If you know the name of the artist, use keyword or subject searching in the library catalog for books under these names. Once you have a book in hand, refer to its index or table of contents to determine whether or not your artwork is mentioned.
If the artist is unknown, try searching under time period, style, location, or movement.
To cite this LibGuide use the following templates:
APA: Northern Essex Community College Library. (Date updated). Title of page. Title of LibGuide. URL
MLA: Northern Essex Community College Library. "Title of Page." Title of LibGuide, Date updated, URL.
