Usually, library catalog records for books have at least one subject heading describing the general topic of the book, video, or other material. Some subjects to browse for image resources include:
Art and Photography are very broad areas. Consider the Related Subjects (the first item in the above subject searches) or look at a geographical breakdown, such as Art, American, Architecture -- United States, or Photography--New York.
You might also add "Pictorial Works" to a known subject to help locate resources that contain images. For example African Americans -- Pictorial Works or Trilobites -- Pictorial Works will bring you to image based resources on those topics.
The Advanced Search allows you to combine keywords and subject headings. Try using these parts of a subject heading with keywords:
Examples:
After you have done a search, click on the full record for the item to get more information about the book. Look particularly at the Format field. You might see something that looks like:
viii, 120 p., [98] p. of plates : ill., facsims., frontis., ports. ; 23 cm.
This means that the book has:
Other common image words in the physical description: