Getty Research Institute Digital Collections
Dive into Art History with the Getty's Open Content
This week, we're thrilled to highlight a treasure trove for art lovers, researchers, and creatives alike: the Getty Research Institute Digital Collections.
This isn't just another image library; it's a gateway to a vast universe of art history resources, right at your fingertips. The specific link we're featuring today focuses on the GRI Digital Collections with an emphasis on their Open Content Images. This means you can explore and even use thousands of high-resolution images of artworks, illustrations, and more, without having to worry about copyright restrictions for many purposes.
Imagine having access to detailed scans of rare books, architectural drawings, photographs, and illuminated manuscripts. Whether you're a student working on a research paper, a designer seeking inspiration, or simply someone with a passion for art and history, the Getty's Open Content initiative provides an unparalleled opportunity for discovery.
Navigating the collection appears straightforward, with search filters and options to refine your results by source, date, and more. The emphasis on "Open Content Images" is particularly exciting, democratizing access to visual culture and encouraging creative reuse.
Website Description
Images in the Open Content Program regularly appear in academic and commercial publications, products and merchandise, and movies and TV.
https://search.getty.edu/gateway/search