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The table below lists the online databases in which photographs of Greek vases and other ancient archaeological artifacts  are available. For each collection the licence is indicated according to the vocabulary used by the institution.You can either click on the name of the institutions to discover their online collections, or on the license to learn more about the terms and conditions of use of their images (when available). To help me complete the list, do not hesitate to comment on this post or to contact me. Click here for a list of over 700 online museum collections[caption id="attachment_1504" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Attributed to the Black Fury Painter, Fragment of a red-figure krater head of Zeus, ca. 400–380 B.C. Princeton University Art Museum (Fair use: https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/28113)[/caption] CollectionLicence AGORHA (Bases de données de l'Institut national d'histoire de l'art)MixedAllard Pierson MuseumCreative Commons 1.0 (No Copyright)Art Institute ChicagoCCOAshmolean (voir aussi John ruskin's teaching collection at Oxford)CCBY ?Atlas (Musée du Louvre)Copyrighted Badisches Landesmuseum KarlsruheCopyrighted / personal, private and non-commercial useBeazley Archive Pottery DatabaseCopyrightedBeni culturaliCC BY-NC-SA 4.0Beni culturali illecitamente sottratt?Birmingham MuseumCC0 - Public DomainBologna (Museo Civico Archeologico)Copyrighted, acquisition possible British MuseumCC BY-NC-SA 4.0Brooklyn Museum CCBYCabinet des Médailles : Gallica / online catalogNon commercial, attribution (Gallica) / ?CC SearchCC &#38; public domainCleveland museum of ArtCC0CommonsCC BY &#38; Public domainCorpus Vasorum AntiquorumCopyrightedDallas Museum of Art/ Deaccessioned ArtworksFair use ?Digital LIMCCopyrightedDigital MontagnyCC BY-ND 4.0Digital MuretCCO, CCBYSA, CopyrightDeerfield Museum Consortium Fair useDutch National Museum of AntiquitiesCCBYFondation Gandur pour l'ArtCopyrightedFlickrMixedMusée Calvet (Avignon)CopyrightedFine Arts Museums of San Francisco - Young Legion of Honorlimited non-commercial, educational, and personal use only, or for fair useFordham University MuseumIn Copyright - Educational Use PermittedGetty Museum / CVA 10Public domain, fair use/CCBYHamburg (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe)Public Domain/CC BYHarvard Art museumsFair useIcar (Iconographie et archéologie pour l'Italie préromaine)CopyrightedIntesa San Paolo?JocondeCopyrightedLACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art)Public domain unless otherwise statedLIMCMostly copyrightedMet MuseumPublic domainMFA BostonCopyrighted, acquisition possible Michael C. Carlos Museum (Emory)Fair useMinneapolis Institut of Art Public Domain (CC-PDM)Musée des beaux arts d'AngersCopyrighted ?Musée des beaux arts de LyonCopyrightedMuseen Schleswig - Holstein und Hamburg (Kiel, Holstein, Hambourg...)Copyrighted ?Musei Vaticani (catalogo online)CopyrightedMuseo Arqueológico Nacional Madrid ?Museo Barracco (Rome) ?National Gallery of VictoriaPublic domainNationalmuseets Samlinger CCBYSA, Copyrighted, Public domainNicholson Collection (Sydney)Copyrighted (bottom of the page)Palladia (Musée Saint Raymond)Mostly CCBYSAParis Musées (Mostly Petit Palais)Mostly CCØPICRYL Public domainPrinceton University Art Museum Fair use, attribution (?)Réunion des musées nationauxCopyrightedRISD MuseumPublic domain (CC0 1.0)Scala ArchivesCopyrighted SmithsonianCC0Soane's Museum LondonNon commercial usesStaatliche Museen zu BerlinCC BY-NC-SA 3.0 DEState Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg)"personal, educational and information purposes"Spurlock Museum  of World Cultures at IllinoisNon commercial, on request ?Thorvaldsens museumPublic domainUniversité de BordeauxUpon requestUre Museum of Greek ArchaeologyCopyrightedToledo Museum of ArtFair Use (p. 13)Victoria and Albert MuseumCCBYNC ?Virginia Museum of Fine ArtsMostly CC-BY-NCWalters Art MuseumCC0Wellcome collectionMostly CC BY 4.0Westfalen museum (collective: Münster, Dortmund, Bochum...)Mostly CC BY-NC-SA ?[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Terracotta lekythos (oil flask) ca. 375–350 B.C. Associated in style with the Lecce Painter. Met Museum. Public domain[/caption][cite]