JOB
Alphonse Mucha · 1896
Wikimedia Commons · Mucha-job.jpg
Faithful reproduction of a public-domain print; source recorded by Wikimedia Commons.
Resized; thumbnail details are labeled. The full image remains available.
Art, in relation.
Sources & rights
Museum catalogue sources, editorial image records, individual rights and credits for Artologium’s collection and essays.
Each active catalogue image has a source record and an affirmative museum CC0/public-domain designation. The eight opening images were checked on 16 October 2026; imported works retain their own check date, source snapshot hash and rule version. Catalogue tags are normalized from museum fields by documented automated rules. Observations and authored readings are separate. The opening files are resized WebP derivatives; imported display images come from their institutions, with verified local delivery copies where needed. Full images and reuse policies are available from each source control.
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Our open-access catalogue admits images only when the source supplies an explicit designation covered by a reviewed institutional policy. Image permissions and basic catalogue data are checked separately; museum essays and 3D files are excluded from this import. A record’s evidence includes its retrieval date, policy review, selected image and file hash.
Unclear or conflicting permissions stay out of the catalogue. Credits and source links stay with images and resized versions. A withdrawal blocks future imports and removes the work from generated pages, search and social assets on the next rebuilt release. These checks document the source’s designation; they do not clear every possible privacy, publicity, trademark or cultural restriction.
An image review needs the artwork URL, source record and the specific rights concern. Read more about our image and sourcing approach.
Journal, comparison essays & pattern studies
Each image has its own terms.
The editorial images below have separate source records from the browsable museum catalogue. Research sources support a claim; an image license governs a particular reproduction. One does not automatically supply the other.
Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Avalon Ballroom
Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse · 1966
Georgetown University Library · 2015.49.7 · Third printing
Georgetown University Library, Fairchild Endowment Fund purchase, 2015.49.7 (third printing). Artwork copyright is stated by the Phillips Collection as © 1966, 1984, 1994 Rhino Entertainment Company. All rights reserved.
Complete 600-pixel library reference image, JPEG recompressed. No recoloring. Displayed as an editorial reference alongside analysis of the adaptation.
Source record ↗ · In copyright · editorial reference
Mondrian dress and Composition in Red, Blue and Black II
Yves Saint Laurent and Piet Mondrian; photograph by Jean-Pierre Dalbéra · Dress: 1965 · Painting: 1937 · Photograph: 2022
Centre Pompidou display / Jean-Pierre Dalbéra · Flickr 51884007615
Photograph © Jean-Pierre Dalbéra (dalbera), CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Shown cropped around the dress; full photograph available. License covers the photograph, not rights in the depicted designs.
Resized full photograph plus a labeled crop around the dress. The fashion spread uses a CSS silhouette crop to exclude the surrounding display background. No retouching or colour changes; full photograph available.
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Square Shawl
Maker unrecorded · c. 1850–70
Cleveland Museum of Art · 1940.600
Bequest of James Parmelee
Resized web image. Detail crops are labeled; the full image remains available.
Shawl
Maker unrecorded; probably French · 1860–75
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 2009.300.3373
Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of the Brooklyn Museum, 2009; Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Parera, 1984
Resized; detail crops are labeled and the full image remains accessible.
Strawberry Thief
William Morris (British, 1834–1896) · c 1936
Cleveland Museum of Art · 1937.696
Gift of Mrs. Henry Chisholm
Resized full photograph. A square detail crop is tiled in the separate repeat study; it does not reconstruct the original repeat unit. The complete sample remains available.
Lozenge Composition with Yellow, Black, Blue, Red, and Gray
Piet Mondrian Dutch, 1872–1944 · 1921
The Art Institute of Chicago · 1957.307
Gift of Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.
Unchanged copy of the institution’s verified web image; smaller responsive JPEGs are resized derivatives. Full-resolution image remains linked to the institution.
100 works in Artologium
National Gallery of Art
From a painted panel to a printed impression: a first selection from the National Gallery of Art, Washington. Follow the catalogue’s materials and attributions, then return to the source to see each work in its collection context.
Open-access policy ↗ · Source terms ↗. This is an independent selection, with no institutional endorsement.
49 works in Artologium
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Follow a material across departments. A print, a vessel and a textile offer different ways to hold a mark; the catalogue keeps each object’s setting in view.
Open-access policy ↗ · Source terms ↗. This is an independent selection, with no institutional endorsement.
804 works in Artologium
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Move between surfaces and volumes: drawn lines, woven structures, cast objects and carved forms. Cleveland’s open-access records let materials become routes through the collection.
Open-access policy ↗ · Source terms ↗. This is an independent selection, with no institutional endorsement.
400 works in Artologium
The Art Institute of Chicago
Start with a process and follow it somewhere unfamiliar. Chicago’s catalogue supplies object types, materials and subjects, opening comparisons across works while retaining each source record.
Open-access policy ↗ · Source terms ↗. This is an independent selection, with no institutional endorsement.
100 works in Artologium
National Museum of Asian Art
A first selection from the National Museum of Asian Art: paintings, prints, sculpture and objects with their recorded places, materials and dates. Follow the museum’s attributions, including uncertainty, back to each source.
Open-access policy ↗ · Source terms ↗. This is an independent selection, with no institutional endorsement.
100 works in Artologium
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Design in many forms: a drawing, a textile, a piece of furniture, a printed sheet. Begin with Cooper Hewitt’s catalogue terms and let materials connect objects across the selection.
Open-access policy ↗ · Source terms ↗. This is an independent selection, with no institutional endorsement.
Under the Wave off Kanagawa
Katsushika Hokusai · ca. 1830–32
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · JP1847
H. O. Havemeyer Collection, Bequest of Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer, 1929
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedicationA vessel carrying boats
Maker unrecorded · ca. 3500–3300 BCE
Pottery, paint
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 36.1.121
Rogers Fund, 1936
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedicationBurgoyne Surrounded quilt
Martha A. Page · 1852
Cotton
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 2017.17
Purchase, Louis and Virginia Clemente Foundation Inc. Gift, 2017
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedication
Stencil with Theme from Matsukaze
Maker unrecorded · 19th century
Paper, silk
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 42.91.95
Gift of Mrs. Horace Havemeyer, 1942
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedication
Spiraea aruncus (Tyrol)
Anna Atkins · 1851–54
Cyanotype
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 2004.172
Purchase, Alfred Stieglitz Society Gifts, 2004
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedication
Édouard Manet, seated
Edgar Degas · ca. 1868
Graphite and black chalk
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 19.51.7
Rogers Fund, 1918
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedication
An imagined Roman harbor
Giovanni Battista Piranesi · ca. 1749–50
Etching, engraving, drypoint; second state of seven (Robison)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 37.45.3(41)
Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1937
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedication
Animal Locomotion: a sequence
Eadweard Muybridge · 1880s
Photogravures
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1991.1135.7
Rogers Fund, transferred from the Library
Original record ↗ · CC0 dedicationOriginal material
The line study is an original procedural SVG. The social images are original typographic compositions; they do not reproduce collection artworks. Historical images, interpretive prose and original experiments retain their separate identities.