Africana Studies
Images
Serves as a guide to Internet resources on African cultures and peoples. Sites are organized by country and topic. [more info]
This digital image database offers rights-cleared, high-quality art images for class projects, art history and studio art programs, course Web sites, lectures, presentations, and research resources... [more info]
Campus/Remote
Full text primary source documents, including original manuscripts and printed material... [more info]
Campus/Remote
Madison Digital Image Database (MDID) contains collections of digital images primarily for the teaching and study of art and art history. Cross-collection search of digital images and videos from selected JMU Digital Collections including Art History, the Breeze, JMU Photography, Madison Art, and Online Video Collection. [more info]
Campus/Remote
Provides online exhibits of traditional and modern African art. Also links to Radio Africa, which provides streaming audio from the Smithsonian’s Global Sound collection. [more info]
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This page last reviewed by Patricia Hardesty on 04/27/2009
This page last reviewed by Patricia Hardesty on 04/27/2009
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