Books are good places to acquire in-depth information on a topic.
In libraries, print books are arranged by subject, so when you find a title in the stacks, browse the same shelf or shelves for related titles.
Remember: you won't necessarily be reading a book from cover to cover.
Tips:
Common call numbers for ART HISTORY and ARCHITECTURE are:
Visual arts: N
Architecture: NA
Sculpture: NB
Drawing, design, illustration: NC
Painting: ND
Print media: NE
Decorative arts: NK
Arts in general: NX
Watch this short video to learn how to read a Library of Congress Classification call number so you can find books in the stacks.
Use the UNH Library search box either here or from the UNH Library's home page to search the variety of materials held by the library, including books, journal articles, and other resources.
Use the search box below to look for materials beyond the UNH Library.
Interlibrary Loan (ILL) is a service (free for users) that allows libraries to borrow materials from other libraries. Use ILL when you identify an item that you need that UNH doesn't own or have access to.
