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Art Historians, Scholars, Educators Will Benefit from Met's Initiative

Need a little something to smile about? Peter Suber reports that the Metropolitan Museum of Art and ARTstor are making Met images available for free to scholars for educational and scholarly publishing uses: Peter Suber, Open Access News. Enjoy.

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Posted by Georgia Harper on March 15, 2007 1:57 PM |

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