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Dialnet is a Spanish database that indexes scholarly journal articles, book chapters, theses, and monographs published in Spain. Subject coverage is diverse - from science, technology, law and business to art, history, language and literature - but it is particularly useful for subjects related to Spain, such as history and Islamic studies, not well covered by other popular databases. It is an open-access database, free for anyone to use.
To search, use the "Search Documents" box. In the search result, check the box to limit to articles, book chapters, theses, or books. Many journals and documents can be accessed directly from Dialnet, while other items have links to external websites where the full text is held. Items not available in full-text can be requested through ILL.
Coverage is from 1980 to the present.
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Iconclass, a hierarchical classification system designed for art and iconography, is used by museums and art institutions around the world to describe and retrieve subjects represented in images (works of art, book illustrations, reproductions, photographs, etc.) For access to images, create a free account.
The Iconclass system has a history reaching back into the 1940’s when Henri van de Waal began to develop ideas for a universal classification for the subject matter of works of art. The classification itself went through several phases, after its first edition as part of the Decimal Index of Art of the Low Countries or D.I.A.L., in 1968.
In its completed form it was published as a printed publication in 17 volumes between 1973 and 1985 (in the library, see call number NE90 B3).
In its digital format it was included in the HIDA-MIDAS database management system of the Marburger Index in the 1980's.
This third version of the Iconclass browser is different from its predecessors in that it offers a large corpus of classified images to be used for comparison and inspiration.
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