Would you like to tell us about your experience with the Illustration Archive?
If you select no now, you can fill in the survey later via the Tools menu above
This popup will only appear once a week.
The user can look at the illustration, the associated metadata and can view the page from the book this illustration was taken from, and then answer the questions in the right hand pane
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This is a basic keyword search, where any term entered may appear anywhere in the illustration's metadata
Information searched includes:
Selecting the arrow below the keyword search expands the advanced search options
Information can be searched within explicit fields:
Keyword search can also be performed for all fields, and also includes:
"Only search tags" only searches crowd-sourced information, ignoring all bibliographic metadata
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Click the heart button to save the Illustration
In either the Illustration tagging page..
..Or the Search results page
Select the collection you wish to add this illustration to.
To create a new collection, select "NEW COLLECTION". You will be prompted to name this new collection
If you selected "NEW COLLECTION", enter a name here. Otherwise skip this.
The illustration will be saved to the collection you selected or created.
To view it, navigate to your user profile page via "My Account" -> "Profile" on the Navigation Toolbar
In the "User Profile" page, the following options are available:
Here you can see also see the options to edit each collection, download it, show its Exhibition Page, or share it.
There is also the option to remove individual illustration, or add captions to an illustration.
Clicking the "Edit Caption" button shown opens a dialog box to add a caption for an illustration. This will be visible in the Exhibition Page
Note: This feature is only available to users who have created an account and are logged in.
Navigate to your user profile page, by selecting My Account -> Profile on the Navigation Toolbar
Clicking the "Show Exhibition" button opens a new page with a scrolling marquee of all the illustrations in the collection
This page is public, and the link from the address bar in your browser can be shared.