The New York Public Library is offering a free digital image service where visitors can search and download a plentitude of images for research and study purchases. Commercial and promotional use requires licensing, however.
Via Pandia, the digital library hosts over 363,000 images taken from the New York Public Library's collection. The digital gallery includes an array of images from maps to vintage posters to rare prints and photos.
As promoted on the site, portraits, printed works, and manuscripts of famed American poet, Walt Witman, are available.
Images intended for promotional use are subject to licensing fees as stated in the Photographic Services and Permissions page.
Jason L. Miller is a staff writer for WebProNews covering technology and business.
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