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Resources
General Information
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ArtsNet Minnesota
is an educational site that provides thoughtful questions and discussions of individual
artist's work and art in general.
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The Getty Information Institute
is a general resource for art, vocabulary, images and so forth.
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Chris Witcombe, Sweet Briar College, Virginia:
Art History Resources on the
Web
is a site that contains hundreds of links relating to nearly every
period, style, and nationality in art.
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Art on the Web
- listings of many art categories with hundreds of links.
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World Wide Art Resources -
links to thousands of art resources, including museums, artists, galleries, education,
etc.
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United States Art Museums
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Art Museums around the World
| Mus�e du Louvre, Paris |
| Uffizi, Florence |
| Christus Rex, Vatican Art Collection |
| National Gallery, London |
| Tate Gallery of Modern Art , London |
| The Prado, Spain |
| State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia |
| The State Russian Museum |
| National Gallery of Art , Czech Republic |
| The Finnish National Gallery |
| National Gallery of Ireland |
| Royal Museums of Fine Arts, Belgium |
| The Swedish National Museum |
| National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia |
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Image Collections
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The Webmuseum contains
alphabetical listings of artists, periods and a host of other useful information from the Middle Ages to the present time.
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CGFA is a site
maintained by Carol Jackson that offers biographical material on artists and high quality
scans of paintings.
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Tigertail Virtual Museum
contains
image of art from Prehistoric times to the 20th century.
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Artchive is a site created
by Mark Harden that provides images, history, biographies and various forums on art
history and style.
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Photography
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Women in Art
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African-American Art
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Hispanic American and Latin American Art
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Native American Art
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Far Eastern Art
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African Art
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Middle Eastern & Islamic Art
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