ART000000 - General
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ART002000 - Techniques / Airbrush
ART003000 - Techniques / Calligraphy
ART004000 - Techniques / Cartooning
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ART006000 - Collections, Catalogs, Exhibitions / General
ART007000 - Color Theory
ART008000 - Conceptual
ART009000 - Criticism & Theory
ART010000 - Techniques / Drawing
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ART013000 - Folk & Outsider Art
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ART015000 - History / General
ART016000 - Individual Artists / General
ART017000 - Mixed Media
ART018000 - Techniques / Oil Painting
ART019000 - Asian
ART020000 - Techniques / Painting
ART021000 - Techniques / Pastel Drawing
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ART023000 - Popular Culture
ART024000 - Techniques / Printmaking
ART025000 - Reference
ART026000 - Sculpture & Installation
ART027000 - Study & Teaching
ART028000 - Techniques / General
ART029000 - Techniques / Watercolor Painting
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ART031000 - Techniques / Acrylic Painting
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ART033000 - Techniques / Pen & Ink Drawing
ART034000 - Techniques / Pencil Drawing
ART035000 - Subjects & Themes / Religious
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ART037000 - Art & Politics
ART038000 - American / African American
ART039000 - American / Asian American
ART040000 - American / Hispanic American
ART041000 - Native American
ART042000 - Australian & Oceanian
ART043000 - Business Aspects
ART044000 - Caribbean & Latin American
ART045000 - Ceramics
ART046000 - Digital
ART047000 - Middle Eastern
ART048000 - Prints
ART049000 - Russian & Former Soviet Union
ART050000 - Subjects & Themes / Genera
ART051000 - Techniques / Color
ART052000 - Techniques / Life Drawing
ART053000 - Techniques / Sculpting
ART054000 - Annuals
ART055000 - Body Art & Tattooing
ART056000 - Conservation & Preservation
ART057000 - Film & Video
ART058000 - Graffiti & Street Art
ART059000 - Museum Studies
ART060000 - Performance


Hints:

Subjects in this section are for historical works or for works discussing technique from a fine art (as opposed to craft) viewpoint. For works about collecting art or art objects, use subjects in the ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES section. For works discussing technique from a craft viewpoint, use subjects in the CRAFTS & HOBBIES section. For works on general principles of design that can be applied to various disciplines (such as art, architecture, crafts, and technology), use subjects in the DESIGN section.

Use subjects beginning with "ART / Techniques" for works on the techniques involved within a given discipline and use subjects beginning with "ART / History" for works consisting largely of reproductions of artworks and/or works on the history of art. Be aware that some disciplines have an unsubdivided term and a related term beginning with "ART / Techniques" (e.g., "ART / Sculpture & Installation" and "ART / Techniques / Sculpting"). In these cases, the unsubdivided term should be used for pictorials and works on the history of that discipline and not for books on technique.

Subjects beginning with "ART / Subjects & Themes" are generally meant to be used for works discussing and/or illustrating the subjects and themes specified; however, these subjects can also be assigned to works on the techniques used to produce art depicting these subjects and themes. If a subject beginning with "ART / Subjects & Themes" is used in this way, it is recommended that a subject beginning with "ART / Techniques" be assigned as well.

Subjects beginning with "ART / History" may be used for works on the history of Western or non-Western art. The fact that some subjects beginning with "ART / History" only apply to Western art does not mean that all subjects beginning with "ART / History" only apply to Western art. Subjects such as "ART / African", "ART / Asian" or "ART / European" can also be assigned, and should especially be assigned when this information is not implied by an "ART / History" subject.

Use "ART / Color Theory" for theoretical works on color and use "ART / Techniques / Color" for practical works on techniques for using color in art.