Monographs in Aerospace History Series
Irish Geography (Geographical Society of Ireland)
06 Thursday Apr 2017
Posted New titles added to JURN
inMonographs in Aerospace History Series
Irish Geography (Geographical Society of Ireland)
04 Tuesday Apr 2017
Nature Territory (naturalist fieldwork in the Northern Territory of Australia)
Newsletter of the Malacological Society of Australasia (molluscs)
Zoologia (of Brazil, at Pensoft)
Subterranean Biology (at Pensoft)
04 Tuesday Apr 2017
Posted New titles added to JURN
inAncient Jew Review (articles and book notes only)
S:I.M.O.N. (journal of the Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies, Vienna)
Littera Antiqua (Institute of Classical Studies, The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland)
03 Monday Apr 2017
Posted JURN tips and tricks
inGetty Open Content in the Getty Art Collection. Google Search results for site:www.getty.edu/art/collection/ “without charge” suggests there are currently around 1,700 such images in the Getty Open Content public domain programme. Sharp 20mb+ hi-res versions are available, though a simple anonymous form on which the user tells Getty the intended use.
The Getty has an Advanced Search panel which can limit the search results to Getty Open Content. A test for “rabbit” unearthed nine items, but failed to unearth a delightful rabbit in a 13th century illuminated manuscript.
The manuscript rabbit was however found via a straightforward keyword search in DuckDuckGo’s Image Search…
site:www.getty.edu/art/collection “without charge” rabbit
However I should note that DuckDuckGo Image Search also failed to find the other nine “rabbit” results.
Further perusal of the 17Mb source picture for the single-rabbit image found by DuckDuckGo, revealed there were actually two such rabbits on the manuscript page…
Thus a combination of a Getty Advanced Search and DuckDuckGo Image Search seems useful for public domain picture researchers.