Drawing

A collection of works on paper at the Carroll and Sons gallery, located in Boston’s South End. You can view thumbnail images on their site, organized by artist, and visit the works in person during gallery hours (Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm).

Located in New York, The Drawing Center is dedicated to the exhibition of historical and contemporary drawing. Their Viewing Program is an online gallery of self-submitted work from artists around the world.

This resource features over 40,000 images of artworks from museums, galleries, and cultural institutions in 40 countries. Some images are presented in "gigapixel" format, allowing for extremely detailed viewing. Using Google Street View technology, you can also take a virtual "walk" through places such as the Doge's Palace in Venice, the National Museum of Korea, and Versailles.

An online gallery of high-quality images from anatomical atlases in the National Library of Medicine’s collection.

Includes more than 3,000 drawings made between 1750 and 1970. Eye-witness sketches made during the U.S. Civil War are the most frequently used images.

Includes about 5,000 original drawings, most dating between 1830 and 1930. Most of the drawings are by American artist Joseph Pennell (1857-1926). For a full list of artists represented in this collection, browse the Creator/Related Name Index.