Browse “Artists” in an alphabetical list of subjects

Browse by subject help: Search within an alphabetical list of all Library of Congress Subject Headingsopen_in_new (LCSH) indexed in the Library catalog.

Subject Records
Artistic Woodwork Strike, 1973 About this subjectopen_in_new 1 record
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Strikes and lockouts--Woodworking industries--Ontario (0 records)
1 record
Artistis--20th century--Exhibitions 1 record
1 record
We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Artists.
Artists About this subjectopen_in_new 1934 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Persons (64 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Actors as artists (3 records)
  2. Actors (1246 records)
  3. Adoptees as artists (2 records)
  4. Anarchist artists (0 records)
  5. Animals as artists (4 records)
  6. Architects as artists (10 records)
  7. Art copyists (0 records)
  8. Art dealers as artists (0 records)
  9. Art metal-workers (1 record)
  10. Artist colonies (4 records)
Show all 116 narrower terms Hide 106 narrower terms
  1. Artists laureate (0 records)
  2. Astronauts as artists (0 records)
  3. Authors and artists (2 records)
  4. Authors as artists (8 records)
  5. Book artists (0 records)
  6. Botanical artists (2 records)
  7. Breast cancer patients as artists (0 records)
  8. Buddhist monks as artists (0 records)
  9. Calligraphers (19 records)
  10. Cancer patients as artists (4 records)
  11. Cartoonists (25 records)
  12. Catholic artists (0 records)
  13. Celebrities as artists (1 record)
  14. Child artists (173 records)
  15. Children of artists (0 records)
  16. Choreographers (100 records)
  17. Clergy as artists (1 record)
  18. Coal miners as artists (0 records)
  19. College teachers as artists (2 records)
  20. Comics artists (0 records)
  21. Commercial artists (11 records)
  22. Computer artists (1 record)
  23. Court artists (0 records)
  24. Courtroom artists (0 records)
  25. Crime scene artists (0 records)
  26. Dancers (123 records)
  27. Dissenters, Artistic (6 records)
  28. Down syndrome patients as artists (4 records)
  29. Engravers (94 records)
  30. Entertainers (46 records)
  31. Epileptic artists (1 record)
  32. Equestrian artists (0 records)
  33. Etchers (33 records)
  34. Expatriate artists (7 records)
  35. Folk artists (1 record)
  36. Football players as artists (0 records)
  37. Fraktur artists (0 records)
  38. Gay artists (8 records)
  39. Generals as artists (0 records)
  40. Genocide survivors as artists (0 records)
  41. Geologists as artists (0 records)
  42. Glass artists (2 records)
  43. Graffiti artists (15 records)
  44. Graphic artists (20 records)
  45. Guerrillas as artists (0 records)
  46. Homeless persons as artists (2 records)
  47. Hospital patients as artists (0 records)
  48. Illustrators (78 records)
  49. Impressionist artists (7 records)
  50. Indian artists (2 records)
  51. Internment camp inmates as artists (4 records)
  52. Itinerant artists (0 records)
  53. Jewish artists (34 records)
  54. Journalists as artists (0 records)
  55. Latter Day Saint artists (1 record)
  56. Lesbian artists (9 records)
  57. Librarians as artists (0 records)
  58. Little masters (Artists) (6 records)
  59. Macramé artists (0 records)
  60. Male artists (0 records)
  61. Marine artists (0 records)
  62. Mask makers (1 record)
  63. Minority artists (8 records)
  64. Mosaicists (0 records)
  65. Mothers of artists (0 records)
  66. Musicians as artists (6 records)
  67. Musicians (696 records)
  68. Muslim artists (4 records)
  69. Nazi concentration camp inmates as artists (4 records)
  70. Nurses as artists (1 record)
  71. Older artists (8 records)
  72. Outsider artists (0 records)
  73. Painters (514 records)
  74. Peasants as artists (6 records)
  75. Performance artists (12 records)
  76. Photographers (116 records)
  77. Physicians as artists (0 records)
  78. Police artists (2 records)
  79. Political prisoners as artists (0 records)
  80. Postal employees as artists (0 records)
  81. Potters (9 records)
  82. Prime ministers as artists (0 records)
  83. Printmakers (20 records)
  84. Prisoners as artists (12 records)
  85. Prisoners of war as artists (8 records)
  86. Psychoanalysts as artists (2 records)
  87. Refugees as artists (5 records)
  88. Royal artists (0 records)
  89. Sailors as artists (0 records)
  90. Sculptors (48 records)
  91. Seal makers (0 records)
  92. Sex workers as artists (0 records)
  93. Shaker artists (0 records)
  94. Soldiers as artists (2 records)
  95. Sports artists (0 records)
  96. Surrealist artists (6 records)
  97. Teenage artists (0 records)
  98. Textile artists (6 records)
  99. Toymakers (1 record)
  100. Transgender artists (5 records)
  101. Veterans as artists (0 records)
  102. War artists (0 records)
  103. Wildlife artists (7 records)
  104. Women artists (263 records)
  105. Young artists (3 records)
  106. Zoological artists (0 records)
1934 records
Artists--1868---Homes and haunts--Japan 1 record
1 record
Artists--19th century 1 record
1 record
Artists--19th century--Biography 1 record
1 record
Artists--19th century--Correspondence 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century 12 records
12 records
Artists--20th century--Biography 6 records
6 records
Artists--20th century--Biography--Databases 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--China--Biography--Dictionaries 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--Congresses 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--Exhibitions 2 records
2 records
Artists--20th century--Interviews 8 records
8 records
Artists--20th century--Interviews--Databases 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--Pictorial works 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--Portraits 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--Scotland--Biography 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--United States 1 record
1 record
Artists--20th century--United States--Biography 1 record
1 record

The University of Michigan Library aims to describe library materials in a way that respects the people and communities who create, use, and are represented in our collections. Report harmful or offensive language anonymously through our metadata feedback form. More information at Remediation of Harmful Language.
Give feedback about this pageopen_in_new