Dr. Loren L. Johns’s The Apocalypse of John lists many resources, including a number of articles written by Johns himself.

See also his Apocalypticism and Millennialism: A Select Bibliography for Research.

He also includes a section on Revelation in art, and a page with resources about Patmos (currently with some obsolete links).

Dr. Johns’s Curriculum Vitae is here and includes a list of publications.

http://www.apokaliptikum.lap.hu

This quite extensive resource collection is compiled by Dr. Hubbes Laszlo.

Although it is in the Hungarian language, some headlines are translated, and it is certainly possible to find quite a number of useful resources, even if you do not know Hungarian. As the sample shows. As Dr. Laszlo informed me, “the majority of the collection points to English sites.”

Especially relevant is the following:

Apocalypse Commentaries
Apocalypse Definitions
Apocalyptic Bibliographies
Apocalyptic in Arts
Apocalyptic in Music
Apocalyptic Resources Online
Apocalyptic Studies
Apocalyptic Symbology and Iconography

Wainwright, Arthur William. Mysterious Apocalypse: Interpreting the Book of Revelation. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1993. 293 pages, bibliography, indices and 35 pages with notes. Reprint. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf & Stock publishers, 2001.

This very well-written and well researched book contains three parts, the first of which treats “The Millennium and History”. It depends on first hand source studies and is easy to read in spite of the difficult subjects treated. Professor Wainwright treats the interpretations of Revelation throughout history in its relationship to general church history thereby facilitating understanding of the history of interpretation of Revelation.

The two other parts of the book deal with Critical Approaches, and Revelation and Human Experience.

There are six colour and two black and white illustrations supporting Wainwright’s analysis of the use of Revelation in art.

It is an excellent introduction, but I am quite sure that even scholars familiar with the literature on Revelation will find much useful information in Wainwright’s book.

Notes on individual topics
See pp. 189ff about Revelation and art.

Links to Art, Images, Music, and Materials related to the Book of Revelation, collected by professor, Ph.D. Felix Just

Professor Just keeps sections on Music, Collection of Images, and Individual images and materials pertaining to each chapter of Revelation.

Just also links to Depictions of Related stories and legends, and to Other collections of Apocalyptic and Utopian Art.

Finally, he mentions Some books with collections of apocalyptic art.

A very fine collection of links!

Gustave Doré, The Book of Revelation

Woodcuts by Gustave Doré (1832-1883), illustrating the Book of Revelation.

The illustration to the right is a selection of Rev 12:1 – The Woman & Dragon.