Home Learn about reopening procedures and reserve your timed entry using the TICKETS button at this link. Learn more > HOME—ART—RIGHTS & REPRODUCTION Rights and Reproduction Access to images of art in the DIA collection Many images of DIA works in the public domain are available for free download from this website. To request larger image files for professional use, please complete the order form below. Other images, including those for DIA works under copyright, may be obtained from the Bridgeman Art Library. Fees may apply. Please complete the order form below or contact Bridgeman directly: The Bridgeman Art Library International, USA T +1 212 828 1238 newyork@bridgemanart.com Works of art appearing in the images, although owned by the DIA, may be protected by copyright, publication rights, or related interests that the museum does not control. The DIA does not grant permission to exploit any third-party rights. It is the responsibility of the user to obtain any and all permissions that may be required from the artist, the artist’s agent and/or estate, or any other third-party rights holder before use. Request Image ACCESSION NUMBER * A work of art’s accession number (e.g. 76.89) is displayed on each piece’s details page. ARTIST FORMAT TIFF JPEG Contact Information NAME * EMAIL ADDRESS * ZIP CODE * COUNTRY * United States Publication and Usage Information TITLE AUTHOR(S) LANGUAGE(S) PRINT RUN PUBLICATION DATE PUBLISHER DESCRIBE PUBLICATION/USAGE * Academic Advertising Commercial Editorial Nonprofit Other... Please send one copy of the publication/product to: The Detroit Institute of Arts Research Library, Archives, and Collections Information Dept. 5200 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48202 Your DIA The DIA includes more than 100 galleries, a collection with more than 65,000 objects, an art reference library, and a conservation services laboratory. Learn more about DIA The Life Cycle of Art Follow the history of Tony Smith's work at the Detroit Institute of Arts and the installation and conservation treatment of his iconic sculpture, Gracehoper. View interactive timeline (opens in new window) The Science of Art The DIA owns one of the very few drawings related to Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, "Scheme for the Decoration of the Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel." Rarely on view due to its fragile state, the drawing is currently housed in the DIA’s conservation lab, where the museum's scientist and paper conservator are using X-ray fluorescence to gather more information about the work’s elemental composition. Learn more about the work of the Conservation Department Stay up-to-date on exhibitions, events, news and everything fun at the DIA. EVENTS DIRECTIONS (opens in new window) SHOP (opens in new window) VISIT What to Do Parking Tours Dining & Shopping Accessibility Rentals & Private Events Family Fun ART Collection Exhibitions Search for Art Rights & Reproduction Conservation Provenance Research Library & Archives EVENTS In the Museum In the Community For Families Free Detroit Film Theatre Inside|Out EDUCATION Learning Resources Field Trips Professional Development Educator Pass SUPPORT Donate Membership Auxiliary Groups Volunteer ABOUT About the DIA Community Outreach Employment Featured Content Media Room Contact Visitor Guidelines Site Map MUSEUM HOURS MON Closed TUE - THUR 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. FRI 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. SAT - SUN 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Follow us on Facebook (opens in new window) Follow us on Twitter (opens in new window) Follow us on Instagram (opens in new window) Follow us on Youtube (opens in new window) Follow us on Snapchat (opens in new window) Home 5200 Woodward Avenue Detroit, MI (313) 833-7900 Copyright © 2021 Detroit Institute of Arts. All rights reserved. Accessibility