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Art History: Books

Dive into the rich history of art across cultures and time periods. Explore primary sources, scholarly works, and visual materials that trace the evolution of artistic movements and the impact of art on society.

Books

Discover a curated selection of Art books available in our library. Here you will find key textbooks, reference materials, and recommended readings to enhance your understanding of Art, Art History, and Historical Art Figures. Use the search tools to locate specific titles, or browse our collection for inspiration. Happy reading!

Art Call Numbers

  • N--Visual arts.
  • NA--Architecture.
  • NB--Sculpture.
  • NC--Drawing. Design. Illustration.
  • ND--Painting.
  • NE--Print media.
  • NK--Decorative arts.
  • NX--Arts in general.

Browsing with Call Numbers

At LMU Libraries, we use the Library of Congress Classification system with alphanumeric call numbers to organize books by subject. Search by call number or browse by topic. Check research guides for more details:

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Remote Access

If you are accessing e-resource off-site, please log in to your library account for full access.

Book Delivery

Are you trying to access materials that are not in your site's library? Use the form below to submit a book & article delivery request.

Interlibrary Loan

Interlibrary loan (ILL) lets patrons borrow materials from other libraries. Request items through your library, which will search, request, and facilitate borrowing. Learn more below:

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