ART RESOURCES
|
|
| THE LOUVRE ON THE WEB-The single largest collection of works of art that exisits on the Web. Fantastic site. | MUSEUMS OF PARIS-a guide in both English and French. |
|
ANCIENT ART- site has 100's of links. If it is ancient art, you will find it here. TIMELINES OF ART HISTORY-selected resources on the art history of ancient and non-Western civilizations. SCIENCE IN ANCIENT ART-site focuses on scientific and mathematic detail and meaning in ancient art. DRAWINGS OF LEONARDO da VINCI-here you can view 39 of his famous drawings. ARTCYCLOPEDIA - its database contains information on over 7500 artists. EARLY AMERICAN PAINTERS-online exhibit of early American painters and their works by timeline, artist, genre, or place of origin. |
WORLD ART TREASURES-to promulgate the discovery and love of art. 100,000 slides online. GREEK SCULPTURE- an introduction-divided into periods from prehistory to the Hellenistic age. AMERICAN ART ARCHIVES-since the founding of America to the present day. REMBRANDT- His Paintings - online archive. VAN GOGH INFORMATION GALLERY-the most thorough and comprehensive Van Gogh resource on the internet.(more than 3,250 pages and 2,880 graphics.) VAN GOGH MUSEUM-located on the Museumplein in Amsterdam. |
| MICHAEL C. CARLOS MUSEUM-its permanent collection of over 15,000 objects spans nearly 9,000 years from the prehistoric cultures of seventh millennium B.C. to the twentieth century. |
CUSIMANO-introduction to surrealism through metaphysical surrealist artist Joseph Cusimano. Well worth a visit. |
|
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART-"The Met"- its name says it all. LOOTING OF ART WORKS - The illicit traffic of cultural property throughout the world. |
AMERICAN VISIONARY ART MUSEUM-America's folk art gallery. SPORT ART MUSEUM-committed to the preservation of sport art, history and literature. |
|
THE ART FILE - here you will find everything there is to know about art, from historical backgrounds and biographies to a complete overview of the artists work. |
EYES ON ART - tutorials that teach students and adults to look at things from an artistic point of view.
|
[ BACK ]