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The
Masters |
 Art and
Artists Online-
The
Artchive includes both public domain and copyrighted works of art. |
 Summaries
of Renaissance or Impressionist artist's life or pictures of his/her
works... biographies are all |
 Here,
you can browse in alphabetical order, by artistic medium, subject matter,
or discover art history information by following the link to Masters
below. |
The Web
Gallery of Art includes biographies, commentaries, guided tours. It
has a searchable database of European painting and sculpture of the
Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods containing over 9,200
reproductions. |
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Museums |
 13 works from the
have
been selected by the museum's director, Elizabeth Broun, as her personal
favorites, and placed online with a video clip featuring Ms. Broun's
thoughts on each one. |
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Smithsonian
American Art Museum- Collections &
Exhibitions, Education, Study Center |
 You
can use the Smithsonian online site to search for topics or collections
across the museums, and to locate and browse the Smithsonian’s
treasures. written by the webmaster who claims to have compiled the
information from various credible sources. |
 Museum of
Science, Art and Human Perception |
Exhibits, Education, Collections... |
 Palmer
Museum of Art-The
Pennsylvania State University's Art Museum |
| North
Carolina museum of Art- The
paintings and sculpture in the state's art collection represent more than
5,000 years of artistic heritage, from ancient Egypt to the present. |
Image
Galleries & Exhibitions through
artsednet's virtual exhibition includes all artworks from featured
programs that can be accessed
by
artist, by title, by
date |
THE
New AMERICAN
STUDIES WEB-was
created by David
Phillips in 1994. In
2000, Michael Coventry and Jamie Poster revised and expanded the content
and Edward Maloney converted it to a new search interface.
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A
source of famous historical paintings. |
To celebrate 20 years of collecting photographs at the J. Paul Getty Museum
in Los Angeles, this exhibition presents works by 38 photographers, 20 of
whom are featured on the website |
 National
Museum of American Illustration |
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Art
History |
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Arts Art
History Periods and Movements
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Art History |
| Art
Resources |
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Art Topics: Architecture, Painting,
Performing Arts,
Photography,
Sculpture,
Schools & Movements,
Art History,
Authorship,
Book Arts,
Dance,
Music |
|
 BUBL LINK - 515 Internet Resources History
of art
- Catalogue
of Internet Resources
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A
comprehensive index of every artist represented at hundreds of museum
sites, image archives....have now indexed 700 leading arts sites, and
offer more than 24,000 links directly to an estimated 80,000 works by
7,000 different artists. |
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Virtual
Library's World Art Directory-
This
page includes a collection of World Wide Web services connected
with art galleries and archives as part of the WWW Virtual Library museums
pages
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This
site introduces visitors to a tour of the museum and provides an
opportunity to become familiar with the Louvre collections, temporary exhibits
and history.
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|
artists,
museums,
galleries,
quality art,
art history,
arts
education,
antiques,
dance,
theater,
and more... discover the
largest
collection of original art online! |
LIFE's
"Virtual Gallery"
allows users to browse through electronic
renderings of some of the world's most compelling photo exhibitions. It
also serves as a digital link to similar Internet sites, including photo
archives and interactive museums. |
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Native
American Art |
The
Yale University Library:
The Illustrating Traveler-
George
Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio
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Educational
TRIBAL SUMMARIES directly from Curtis' text, field notes and other source
materials with a complete Image Index to the 2,234 images of
Curtis'
"The North American Indian" |
Totems
Links |
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With
your KCLS library card, you can go to: |
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Grove
Dictionary of Art- Contains
45,000 articles on every aspect of the visual arts
– painting, sculpture, graphic arts, architecture, decorative arts and
photography – from prehistory to the present day. Compiled over a period
of 15 years, it represents the work of more than 6,800 scholars from
around the world, each writing on his or her own specialist field of
study. This scope of coverage is unrivalled by any other art historical
reference work, either in print or online. Accessible
anywhere with a KCLS library
card number. |