Open Access

The Institute of Art History advocates the principles, concepts and practices of open science, which promote free access to research results, transparency of scientific processes and the reuse of data and scientific sources. The institution's open science policy is based on the construction, maintenance and development of shared open research infrastructures that enable such access and knowledge exchange.

Digital repository of the Institute of Art History is available through platform PODEST which is part of the national system of digital academic archives and repositories DABAR.

Digital resources and research platforms created and developed as a result of scientific research projects are available in open access or with prior user registration: VANIS – Visual Artists Networks Information System; DUCAC – Dubrovnik: Civitas et Acta Consiliorum / Visualizing Development of the Late Medieval Urban Fabric; Grandtour Dalmatia / Travelogues Dalmatia.

IAH publications that are out of stock or were otherwise agreed with authors and publishers are available OA.

Journals Radovi Instituta za povijest umjetnosti, Život umjetnosti and Kvartal are also available through the portal of scientific and professional journals Hrčak.

The Library's online catalogue collects records on around 20,000 titles, that also gathers record from Ex Libris of honorable Croatian art historians.

Through Library pages we recommend access to online resources for further scientific research (library catalogues, museum collections, online platforms, etc.).

The results of the projects conducted by the Institute are visible in the national science information system of the Republic of Croatia CroRIS and the open database of the Croatian scientific bibliography CROSBI. Results of the projects conducted in the period 1990-1995 are available through the open database SVIBOR, and for the period 1996-2011 through the open database Z-projects at the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Croatia.

Thematic catalogues and galleries referring to the Institute's documentation and archival collections and funds are available in the Media Library.

To search through related content at the site www.ipu.hr, we encourage you to use a simple search engine.