The Art in the Christian Tradition (ACT) database is a freely available, regularly updated visual image internet resource. Designed for scholars, students, pastors, and religious educators, all of the images may be used for educational and/or religious non-profit purposes. Images are added regularly. There are currently over 4300 images in the collection.

The Yale Divinity Digital Library is a faculty-library initiative that provides digital resources for teaching and research.The broad base of available images and texts can be searched through the Yale Divinity Digital Library search form.The Digital Library contains two discrete subsets that can be browsed or searched separately: AdHoc: Image and Text Database on the History of Christianity and EIKON: Image Database for Biblical Studies.

Over 2000 images from the Jewish Museum's collection of art and Jewish culture of different media, including fine arts, Judaica, and broadcast media. Items contain extensive metadata and interpretation.

This How-To-Guide shows how to identify, define, and analyze objects by offering hands-on models for producing everything from research goals, methodologies, and work plans, to resources for finding and accessing object collections or presenting research.

This guide examines the breadth of types of images and how they can be identified, evaluated, and used in historical research.

This guide identifies the key cultural differences among artistic expressions around the world and then, using primarily ‘Western’ images as its guide, explores the terminology, tools and approaches students can employ to open up the world of visual sources.