Researching Decorative Arts
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The document provides an overview of library resources for research on decorative arts including the library catalog, research databases focused on arts and interdisciplinary subjects, and tips for searching terms and finding additional information about specific artworks. It recommends starting with a general search and refining terms, keeping a list of effective search terms, and contacting a librarian with any questions.
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