Saints and Their Cults in Art: Journal Articles

Saints and Their Cults in Art: Journal Articles

*Use the databases listed below to search for journal articles.  If accessing off campus, you will be asked for a username (EUID), and password (EagleMail  password).

*If you don't find the full-text of the journal article in the databases, you will need to find out if UNT subscibes to the journal and where it is located.  To do this, search the UNT Online Catalog. Choose "Journal Title" search, and type the title of the journal in the search box.

Art Abstracts 1984-present

ARTBibliographies Modern 1984-present

Bibliography of the History of Art (BHA) 1973-present

Digital Dissertations Online 1861-present
(for dissertations)

Grove Art Online also in paper format N31 .D5 1996 vols. 1-10
This database does provides encyclopedic entries instead of journal articles. 

Academic Search Premier 1975-present (full-text articles back to 1990)

Historical Abstracts 1954-present

Humanities Abstracts 1984-present

JSTOR (all full-text)
Since JSTOR is so comprehensive, that you may need to enter many keywords in your search to find the most relevant journal articles on your subject.  Of course you will want to search the name of your saint, but other searches may need to contain more keywords.  Example: D'Arc, Joan AND Martrydom AND "Charles VII"

Philosopher's Index

Religion and Philosophy Collection

SIRS Renaissance

Early English Books Online
EEBO is a database of full-text .pdf files of original manuscripts and books published in England during the Medieval and Renaissance periods. Subjects of the collection of original source works includes: fine arts, literature, history, philosophy, theology, music, education, science and math.
*Search names in this database differently than the other databases. Search first name, last name. For example: Bernard, Clairvaux, for St. Bernard of Clairvaux

Middle English Compendium
The Middle English Compendium is composed of the Middle English Dictionary, and the HyperBibliography of Middle English prose and verse.