Before contacting me regarding use of the images within the art history section of my site, it is necessary for me to inform you that I do not own the copyright to any of these images*. I created this section of my site when I was teaching college courses on Art Appreciation and wanted my students to have a resource that was more in-depth and contained more images than their textbook could provide. I received numerous emails from persons who had stumbled across my site and found the information useful to their research, so I decided to keep the site up for general public benefit. In all legality, I probably do not have the right to use these images myself, so contacting me regarding my permission to use them will not relieve anyone of copyright responsibility. My understanding is that art historical images are allowed to be used for educational purposes only. Any use which is in any way linked to personal profit is illegal. If anyone who owns copyright to any of these images contacts me regarding their use, I will be glad to remove the images in question (or provide a link back to their site, if preferred).

Because I created these pages on an ongoing basis while teaching, I did not document the dates for when specific pages were published to the web. I ended my teaching of these classes in 2002, so if you need a publish information, here's what you will need to provide: Robin Urton; name of article (i.e., "Trends in Postmodern Art"), eyeconart.net, 2002.

I also receive many emails regarding further research about artists who are represented within my site. I must also inform that I am not an art historian (or art appraiser), but an artist who has a fairly extensive art historical background. I cannot promise that I know any more about the artists or movements than what is contained within my site. You are welcome to ask questions, but since my time for research is limited, if I don't have an immediate answer at my disposal, I might simply give a link back to this page.

 

* I do own copyright to all of the images within the EyeconArt Gallery, which showcases my own artworks. Please contact me regarding use of these images.