Welcome!
JSTOR is collaborating with the Frick Collection and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a pilot project funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to understand how auction catalogs can be best preserved for the long-term and made most easily accessible for scholarly use. Auction catalogs are vital for provenance research as well as for the study of art markets and the history of collecting.
About the project (pdf)
We want to hear from you!
We have a short survey which we appreciate if you could take to allow us to better understand the needs of the community.
Getting Started
You may start searching the catalogs using the box below,
Getting Help
There is an extensive help section which will help you with some of the following tasks:
- Registering and logging in to make corrections to the actual Catalogs
- Personalizing your Dashboard so you may see at a glance what changes have been made to the Catalogs
- The basics on using this website and its many features
- How to make corrections to the Catalogs
- What is the terminology used on the site when referring to the many parts of a Catalog.
There is also a commenting feature for all the Catalog content, which is available once you have registered and logged in. Adding new comments or viewing existing comments is always at the bottom of the Catalog section being viewed.
At any time you find an issue or what clarification on something you see, please use the Feedback link located at the top and bottom of each page to send us a note.
What's New!
- Move Lines of text between entities or create missing entities. Please check out the Help Section to see how this exciting new feature works!
- Whole Page Editing in the Catalog Pages View screen. Please check out the Help Section to see how this exciting new feature works!
- Platform Editor and Member user edits are available immediately as opposed to going through the mandatry review period.
- Numerous flow enhancements:
- Return to the search screen after clicking on an item in the search results
- Modify an advanced search if the results where not what you expected
- From the Catalog View or Catalog Pages View, return to Browsing Catalogs from where you left off

