http://www.themorgan.org/drawings/images
With support from the
Joseph F. McCrindle, Samuel H. Kress, and David L. Klein, Jr. Foundations, the
Morgan Library & Museum is digitizing its impressive collection of works.
The goal is to create a digital library of over 10,000 images that date from
the fourteenth to the twenty-first centuries and will be available to scholars
and researchers, although due to copyright and other restrictions, some images
may not be available. The highlights section includes rabbits by John James
Audubon, dancers by Edgar Degas, Paul Cezanne apples, and a host of other works
by well-known artists. There are also familiar book illustrations, such as
"How Alice Grew Tall" by John Tenniel. It's also possible to browse
by school, century, whether an image is available, and alphabetically by artist
name. Viewers can zoom in on images and can download them at relatively large
pixel dimensions, suitable for viewing on a computer screen
via https://scout.wisc.edu/archives/r49285/the_morgan_library__museum_drawings_online
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