Keyword Search Help
When searching by keywords, such as an artist's name, or a picture's title, it
is best (believe it or not) to only use single words. For example, if
you are searching for "New Kid on the
Block" by Scott Kennedy and type in "New Kids on the
Block" or "New Kid on the Blocks" our search engine may
not return any responses because one word was spelled incorrectly.
If you search by "Block", it will return that picture, and any other
picture which has the term "block" in it's title, description or
keyword set. The keyword search was designed to find artworks by
'keyword'. To search by entire titles, or by artist, we recommend the Search
for Artist page , as well as the Search
for Prints pages. These pages will allow you to search by artist
name, by genre (category) and keyword. Should you have any problems
using these pages, we have a tips
page for them as well.
Tiger v.s. Tigers.
If you are searching for a specific genre, you should try different variations
of the word. If searching for "tigers" does not work, try
"tiger". Found a lot of pictures of "dogs"?, try
"dog", which may yield even more. You may find also find
artworks you may not have discovered with a narrower search, using single
case instead of plural terminology.
If you have any problems searching, please Contact Us
and we will address your concern as soon as possible.
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