Dear Tobey,

As an educator with limited resources I recommend the following:

Try textbook companies (like Prentice Hall or Thomson), though an order may be required.
Also many new textbooks (Gardner) come with cd-roms you could use in class (if equipment permits).
For contemporary slides you may attempt contacting galleries (particularly if the artist is still alive).  A few are interested in supporting educational causes.

good luck
Karen Whitney

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