Department of Art Library (University of Toronto)
The Department of Art History has an important reference library containing more than 40,000 exhibition catalogues, commercial gallery catalogues, and permanent collection catalogues. When the Department’s PhD program was established in 1968, a formal agreement was made between the Art History Library and the University’s main Robarts library determining that the Art History Library would collect exhibition catalogues and photographic resources. Today it plays an important role as an integral pa
Basic Information
- Category: art library
- Founded: 1968
- Website: https://arthistory.utoronto.ca/research/library-resources/art-library
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- Email: arthistory.library@utoronto.ca (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Founded: 1968 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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The Department of Art History has an important reference library containing more than 40,000 exhibition catalogues, commercial gallery catalogues, and permanent collection catalogues. When the Department’s PhD program was established in 1968, a formal agreement was made between the Art History Library and the University’s main Robarts library determining that the Art History Library would collect exhibition catalogues and photographic resources. Today it plays an important role as an integral pa
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