Archaeological Institute of America, Greek Vases - gorgeous pics of Greek vases from the Athenian Agora. This is a publishing experiment and they solicit feedback. Do so!

Archaeological Institute of America, More Greek Vases - more beautiful images of pottery from Gordion.

Archaeological Institute of America, Architecture - and these are the architecture of the older propylon on the Athenian Acropolis. As before, feed them back!

The Ariadne Diptych - nice pic of an early 6th-century ivory panel from Constantinople, showing the Empress Ariadne (probably) under a canopy signifying something like absolute power. This, like the Early Christian Miracles Diptych

Abbrescia Fine Art & Pottery Studios

 

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British Columbia Museums Association - The BCMA brings together the museums, art galleries, historic sites, cultural and science centres of the province for shared problem-solving, the interchange of ideas and institutional and personal advancement. Their web sites includes many online galleries as well, including the Art Gallery of the South Okanagan

The Brooklyn Museum - The second largest museum in the State of New York, The Brooklyn Museum features a collection of over a million and a half objects including works from Ancient Egypt, the arts of Asia, Africa, the Pacific and the Americas, Decorative Arts, painting and sculpture. (English)

The Benty Grange Helmet - a 7th century Anglo-Saxon helmet compared with three others. A long text and the best pics are at the bottom, but they're good ones. From Angelcynn.

Byzantine Tapestry, Ivory, Silver, Metalwork, Manuscripts - Middle Byzantine art in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection. I've started you at the tapestries. Check out the ivories on the next page too. Lovely images.

Byzantine and Medieval weblinks - if you have a small monitor, you might want to open this link in a new window, because it works with frames. Here is a non-frames version. This is an overwhelmingly rich site. Give yourself lots of time to explore.

 

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Chris Witcombe's Art History Resources on the Web
Massive collection of web links

Christus Rex, Vatican City Museums - Christus Rex - http://www.christusrex.org/

and http://www.christusrex.org/www2/art/

The Carnegie - Including The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, The Carnegie Museum of Natural History, The Carnegie Museum of Art, The Carnegie Science Center, the Carnegie Music Hall, and the Andy Warhol Museum.

Cézanne Exhibition - The Cezanne exhibition on the web. Access to virtual visit exhibition, including a selection of works, an illustrated biography, all the practical information, the press-kit, the bookstore, and a contest to win 20 CDROMs about Cezanne. (Language: French, English)

Chinese and Japanese Art History WWW Virtual Library - http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/fineart/html/chinese/

Columbia Museum of Art - The Columbia Museum of Art maintains a collection of over 5000 works of European and American Fine and Decorative art dating from the 13th century to the present. This collection includes two major gifts of paintings, furniture, textiles, and bronzes from the Samuel H. Kress Collection as well as the Flora Barringer collection of decorative art.

Copenhagen Art Museum, Fluxus, Net-book - Fluxus archive from Copenhagen Museum of Art, Net-book catalogue with marginal litterature in a.o. languages.

The Cave of Lascaux - this you just HAVE to see! Glorious site with introductory page by torchlight, and every cave illustrated. Wonderful site!

The Chauvet Cave - yet another painted cave in Southern France - wonderful images here too. The French Ministry of Culture is excelling itself. Hope their site has stabilized at last.

Celtic Crosses - suddenly these seem to be very trendy on the web, but this is a nice big collection of good clear images, including some from Cornwall and the Isle of Man, which is very valuable. Visit!

Celtic Metalwork - from the World of Celtic Art Gallery. Nice pics of rare pieces for the web - engraved mirror, embossed shield, embossed helmet, and more. The full site is VE-RY slow-loading so I've sent you straight to the gallery page - which doesn't link to its sequel! Here is the second page. Go see!

Cybermuseum: Mycenean to Greek Art - a simple but remarkably effective idea to arrange the pics in roughly chronological order against a background of the universe. Very nice, with just the right amount of pics. Mycenean architecture is restored in colour, so compare it with the virtual restoration of the Acropolis, below.

Coptic Network Picture Archive - scroll down to find BAWIT, superb color photos of the sculpture.

Carved Stones and Crosses in Scotland - from the Dumfriesshire Museum, including a link to the Ruthwell Cross.

Carolingian Ivory - at last here is something Carolingian to show you, an ivory of Charlemagne's Ada school (also called the Court School), showing the Ascension. The Ada school produced mock Ravenna-Byzantine style paintings and ivories. This one is remarkably similar in style to the plaques on the 6th-century throne of Maximian in Ravenna.

Carolingian ivory carvers in the 9th century. From the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna again.

ceramicsculpture.com - Tour the personal galleries of today's leading ceramic sculptors

 

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digitalari - contemporary photography and digital art gallery

DAAp Galleries - DAAP Galleries, College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, University of Cincinnati. Includes Tangeman Fine Arts Gallery, Machine Shop Gallery, and Aronoff Center for Design and Art Gallery. Changing exhibitions October through May.

Salvador Dali Museum - The St. Petersburg Salvador Dali Museum has one of the finest collections of the Master's works availavle. Take this virtual tour of the museum and get the feel of what Dali is about. [Unofficial site]

Dallas Museum of Art - [Dallas, Texas, USA]    

Decouverte d'une grotte ornee paleolithique a Vallon-Pont-d'Arc (Ardeche) - Ancient French Cave Paintings (Primarily in French, some english)

The Detroit Institute of Arts - Visitors to the Detroit Institute of Arts Web site will find an ever-increasing number of images from each of our galleries, as well as information and images from our current and future exhibitions. The DIA event and educational schedules are online, as well as a complete section on the current Detroit Film Theatre season. In addition, the site provides information on hours & parking, membership, the DIA research library, highlights from the museum shop, the online staff directory, and links to other museums.

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Euro Art Gallery - Oil Painting Reproduction Gallery

Education World: Where Educators Go To Learn

Eyes on Art - lesson plans and tutorials that teach students and adults to look at things from an artistic view.

The Egyptian Museum - short as we are on Egyptian materials, this site is a useful collection of commentless images - good range, though.

Early Christian and Byzantine Art - lovely crisp images. The first link leads to six pages of Early Christian art, so check it out. From Dr. Rozmeri Basic at the University of Oklahoma. High quality site.

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Fine Art History Quick Reference - links and information browsable by artist, period, and country.

fineArt forum resource directory: Museums and Art History - http://www.msstate.edu/Fineart_Online/art-resources/museums.html

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco - The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco has over 65,000 images online, the largest searchable imagebase of art online in the world. Utilized by artists, educators and art lovers, this internationally recognized website should not be missed. Subscribe to the free online newsletter featuring site updates and information as well as a featured image every issue! (English)

The Finnish National Gallery - You can learn about the Gallery's past and present, and also visit the collections at its three specialist museums - the Museum of Foreign Art, Sinebrychoff, the Museum of Finnish Art, Ateneum and the Museum of Contemporary Art - which covers a period of eight centuries. Children can take their own special routes through the Ateneum. We provide this service in English, Swedish and Finnish.

Five Palaeolithic Figurines - This collection includes an excellent image of one from the Kostensky Settlement, which is very like the contemporary Venus of Willendorf (Austria). From the Hermitage Museum in Moscow, which is building itself a very impressive site.

 

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Graphic Net Gallery

Gallery: Byzantine Images - incredibly rich site.

Getty Provenance Index - provides access to multiple databases on the history of the ownership of works of art, gathered from sales catalogues, archival records, and museum files.

Guardian's Sphinx - great images of the sphinx from a number of viewpoints.

 

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Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center - Each year, over 13,000 students, faculty, and scholars from around the world use the Ransom Center's collections. Researchers pursue work on a wide range of topics such as surrealist photography, women editors of early 20th-century literary magazines, avant-garde theater design, modern French musical composition, the art of caricature, censorship in Hollywood, contemporary African novelists, and 18th-century English periodical literature. Approximately 100 books and dissertations as well as numerous articles are published each year by scholars using the Center's collections. (English)

Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt - The Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt is one of the oldest public museums in Germany, with departments of Art (paintings, drawings, sculptures), Arts and Crafts (esp. medieval ivory work and art nouveau), and Natural History (geology-palaeontology, mineralogy and zoology). The Museum comprises visual arts from the greek-roman period to the present time and the world's largest Joseph Beuys Complex. At the moment, the pages are only available in German, but they include many pictures.

Hagia Sophia - text is in Greek, but masses of gorgeous pictures you won't find anywhere else. Worth waiting for the slow load. 

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IntoFineArt

The Indianapolis Museum of Art

Institute of Contemporary Arts - The ICA in London's web presence. We hope to represent the full richness of our programme as well as offer an opportunity to those not in London to enjoy some of this programme. We specialise in exhibiting contemporary visual arts, performance art, cultural discourse and criticism, cinema and video. there is also a substantial archive of video and audio recordings which can be browsed on the web site

International Directory of Art Libraries - The IFLA Section of Art Libraries international Directory of Art Libraries is presented as a finding aid to over 3,000 libraries with specialized holdings in art, architecture, and archeology worldwide.

Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology home page - From the University of Memphis. Includes an Egyptian Artifacts Exhibit

Important Insular Things - an real mix of very important objects and buildings from Early Medieval Ireland and Scotland. Sadly, the pics are a little blurred, and have not yet been sorted onto individual pages, so the site is slow loading - but go have some coffee while it loads. It's a good gallery by Paul D. Firth.

Irish High Crosses, 8th to 10th century - since the Irish may have invented this art form, it's very satisfactory to be able to show some early Irish crosses too.

Iro-Frankish and Anglo-Frankish Art - interesting terms used to designate very early European material that hasn't yet come together to form the definitive Carolingian whole. Interesting collection of a few nice, rare pics. From Haines Brown, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Explore the rest of the site too.

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Knossos and Minoan Crete - great pics of the painting and jewellery. You can't help liking this culture!

The Kinord Cross-slab - one page by Paul D. Firth, with two nice pics of the stone and Loch Kinnord. This early example from Scotland supplements those in the Dumfriesshire Museum site, below. Then use the links to get to a variety of artefacts from all periods.

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Last Judgement - http://www.christusrex.org/www1/sistine/40j-E.jpg

Linos School of Art, Italy

List of Musems in Greece - Includes a directory of Art Museums and Galleries

Le siecle des lumieres dans la peinture des musees de France - An English Version of The age of enlightenment in the paintings of France's national museums is also available.

Live Art Archive - The Live Art / Performance Art Archive Database is based at The Nottingham Trent University, England and resulted from a commission initiated by the Arts Council of England in 1994 to collate and list extant materials associated with Live Art / Performance Art, primarily within the UK. The Archive broadly embraces ephemeral, time-based visual and performing arts events that include a human presence and broaden, challenge or question traditional views of the arts.

Late Roman Cameos - absolutely stunning photos of two late Roman cameos in the Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum, which I've incorporated into a small frame so you can find them easily. But you really must visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum for its own sake too: it's a glorious site!

Laocoon and his Sons - very nice pics from the Digital Imaging Project. I've started you at this very important and famous Hellenistic statue, and you can use the links to get to the rest of the images - which span the aeons between the Stone Age and the 20th century.

The Lindau Gospel Covers - truly remarkable page from the Morgan Library. Enlarge each cover by clicking on it, or better still click on the javascript navigation and enlarge smaller sections even more. Check out Medieval gem settings with lions' claws! Lovely use of the technology.

 

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Mother of All Art History Link Pages

The Museum of Modern Art: Electronic Projects

Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design & Videospaces.

Musem Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien - (German and English)

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston - Online information and virtual exhibits.

Museum of Arts and Crafts - Courtesy of the Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers and of the Musee des arts et metiers. [Paris, France]

Museums Haandbogen - All museums in Denmark. About 800 with 450 pictures. (In Danish)

Mark Harden's Artchive - virtual art museum with galleries of Masters' works, theory and criticism, art CD-ROM reviews and art links.

Madison Art Center - The Madison Art Center, a museum of modern and contemporary art, is now on the Web. The Art Center's page offers images and information on current exhibitions and education programs, along with a detailed schedule of upcoming exhibitions and events. Visitors can also view unique items available from the museum's Gallery Shop.

Media Centre of the Musee d'art contemporain de Montreal - Provides information about the Media Centres collections, services, research and staff. Also offers a vast collection of links to contemporary art and culture resources available on the Internet. This directory is organized by subject categories, such as: Museums, Galleries, Exhibitions, Events, Media, Art History, Art Libraries, other specialized directory, etc. (French/English)

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York - The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the largest and finest art museums in the world. Its collections include more than two million works of art -- several hundred thousand of which are on view at any given time -- spanning more than 5,000 years of world culture, from prehistory to the present.

Minneapolis Institute of Arts - "The Minneapolis Institute of Arts is the most comprehensive fine arts museum in the upper midwest. The permanent collection includes outstanding works in seven curatorial areas with 85,000 objects spanning 4,000 years. This site contains extensive information about the museum including previews of the galleries and a large catalog of curriculum materials".

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts - The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts is the oldest fine arts museum in the State of Alabama. The Museum holds over 2800 works of art in its collection, including paintings, prints, watercolors, drawings, photographs, pieces of sculpture and decorative arts. (English)

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston - The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston site includes visuals and information on the permanent collection, travelling exhibitions, events and educational programs.

Mysterious Stonehenge - obviously associated in the author's eye with Tolkien and with crop circles. But good pics.

Minoan, Mycenean and Cycladic Art - truly excellent site with many decent to excellent pics of many objects. Really worth a visit. Another site from Dr. Rozmeri Basic at the University of Oklahoma, School of Art.

Mycenean Gold - from the site above, here is a nice set of pics of all the famous pieces and more, for fourteen fastloading pages. Pretty not bad.

Miniature Mosaic from Rome - a tiny, colourful mosaic made (unbelievably) from natural marble. This is another piece from the Kunsthistorisches Museum, which I've extracted to fill out the Roman section of this browser. You can get to the rest of the Museum site from this link.

Maecenas - Images of Ancient Greece and Rome - quantities of photographs by Leo Curran, University at Buffalo (State University of New York), include traces left by the Romans all over Europe, so really explore this remarkably useful site.

Miracles Diptych - an Early Christian ivory diptych (two panels, hinged like a book cover) showing the miracles of Christ. Rather a blurry image from Faith Central, but be sure to click on it to expand the individual scenes. This is the kind of thing the Carolingian ivory carvers revived. They looked at Early Byzantine Ivories too.

Mother of All Art and Art History Link Pages - http://www.art-design.umich.edu/mother/

 

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National Museum of African Art

Norton Art Museum

National Art Library - The National Art Library, London is a major research library for the Fine and Decorative Arts. Public online catalogue at telnet://nal.vam.ac.uk. NAL is also the curatorial department for the art, crafts and design of the book within the Victoria and Albert Museum.

National Gallery of Canada - The National Gallery of Canada is the permanent home of Canada's exceptional national art collection. Le Musée des beaux-arts du Canada abrite en permanence l'exceptionnelle collection nationale d'oeuvres d'art du Canada.

National Museum of Women in the Arts - Dedicated exclusively to recognizing the contributions of women artists, this site showcases the museum with a images from the permanent collection, a video tour, artist profiles, and more.

New Grange, Ireland - a prehistoric and over-restored Stone Age something in Ireland, famous for its spiral stones, and here illustrated at sunrise on the Summer Solstice. Catch also Gavrinis in Brittany. Thanks again to The World of Celtic Art.

NewArtForum.com - Bringing artists and collectors together

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Open Studio: The Arts Online

Old Stones - a companion to archaeology site by Mike Gunther, covering Prehistoric Malta, Ancient Egypt, Greek Temples, and Roman Painting. "Timelines" provides links to various kinds of sources for each period. A very rich and attractive site indeed.

Ogham Stones - Ogham is a script from before we had the Latin alphabet and different from runes, and here we have twelve good pics. This site also from the Celtic Art Gallery. Have a look.

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Parthenet - organized by time period with links provided.

PostModernism and Art History - fascinating site, a mixture of thoughts, images, jokes, theories. Go see.

The Perseus Project - The Perseus Project is a collaborative academic publication compiled by art historians, philologists, and archaeologists for teaching and research. It contains textual and visual materials for the study of ancient Greek civilization, and is published on CD-ROM, videodisk, and now on the World-Wide Web. Over 70 museums have participated in building the Perseus art catalogs.
So far, the Perseus web site contains the full texts of the Perseus art catalogs, documenting over 2,300 Greek vases, coins, and sculptures. About 13,800 photographs of vases, coins, architecture and sites are available now, and, as museums agree to allow it, more photographs will be published on-line. Perseus also contains a texts archive, with the works of over 30 ancient Greek authors, in Greek and in English translation; morphological databases and lexica; a browser which locates objects by attributes and keywords; and a searchable index to the entire site.

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Tour several of the museum's galleries, and visit the nineteenth annual Philadelphia Museum of Art craft Show

The Pre-Raphaelite Critic - A scholarly archive of critical reception of the Pre-Raphaelites as both painters and poets, to cover the period between 1849-1900.

Palaeolithic figurines - macht nicht the Venus of Willendorf! Here are SEVEN more on a site by the Canadian Museum of Civilisation - the variety is tremendous. What do you think they are about?

Prehistoric Art in the Pyrenees - slow loading because it is so incredibly rich. Excellent images of many objects. Well worth a visit

Pyramid of Kufu in Virtual Reality - by Michel Guay of l'Université du Québec à Montréal - delightful rendering of the pyramid when the valley was fertile. Click on his "retour à la page principal" to find other virtual realities of Egypt.

Perseus Project - at Tufts University, an excellent searchable database with pics of Ancient art and archaeology.

Pompeii Forum Project - fascinating site, showing plans, more plans, and archaeological photos. If you want to know how archaeology is done, take a look.

The Pyramids of Giza - one gorgeous picture.

 

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Queer Arts Resource - Queer Arts Resource is a nonprofit web-based forum for the display and discussion of queer content in the visual arts. The site features curated gallery exhibitions, critical essays, lists of events and exhibitions and a bookshop. Recently awarded 4 stars (highest rating) by Excite. (English)

 

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Ravenna - a page of enlargeable thumbnails of the main Byzantine monuments in Ravenna. Photos by Leo C. Curran. Useful.

Royal Ontario Museum - Large museum with Greek, Roman and Far Eastern art, archaeology and natural sciences collection, Native ethnology and natural history collections. Virtual exhibits including educational activities, shopping and online artifact identification. (English, French)

Royal Tombs at Vergina - a Hellenistic burial site. Here are some good pics of the whole site, some of the lavish grave goods, and some of their paintings - surviving Greek painting is incredibly rare, so take a look. I wish the Greeks were less fond of that dyspepsic pink!

Roman Art - good images of Roman art, sculpture and architecture by Kathyrn Andrus, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Online Museum of Singapore Art and History

The Surrealism Server

The Smithsonian Institution - Including the National Portrait Gallery, the National Museum of American Art, the National Air and Space Museum, the Sackler Gallery, the Cooper-Hewitt Museum of Design, the National Museum of American History, the National Museum of Natural History and more.

Snite Museum of Art - The Snite Museum of Art at the University of Notre Dame. This site includes visitor information for the Snite Museum, a listing of exhibits for the coming year, and samples from its collection of over fifteen thousand works of fine art.

Scythian Art - a magnificent slide collection in twelve pages from John Haskins, Pittsburgh University. You really have to see these extraordinary objects - decorative metal mounts, saddle blankets, Persian carpet (the earliest known) - and great pictures.

The Golden Deer of Sarmatia - Temporary special exhibition at the Met. I've started you at the images, but view the main page for info text.

Scythian Art in the Hermitage - yet more Scythian art, including the skin of a Chieftain's arm with a horse on the shoulder that had to gallop and kick as he moved his arm! Gloriously presented by the Hermitage Museum. Use the links to explore their other collections too.

St Philibert de Grandlieu - a useful collection of pics of a Carolingian church.

San Lorenzo, Milan - a 5th-century Imperial palace chapel, which came down in an earthquake during the later 16th century and was restored, ostensibly authentically, at once. Thanks to Leo Curran, here we have views of the interior and dome.

St Catherine's, Mount Sinai - with that famous 5th century mosaic of The Transfiguration. Views of the monastery itself, inside and out, and some of its icons including (on page 2), the "Hunky Christ"! Nice site!

 

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TwinWorlds: Your Cyber Bookstore and Art Gallery

William Turner - A collection of information on Turner.

Treasures from the Tombs of Ur - exhiition from the McClung Museum. Gorgeous stuff, much more than the lyre and the ram. Very slow indeed. Maddening. But well worth the wait.

The Temple of Ramesis, Thebes - delightful page from the Society for the Preservation of the Temple, with a firtual reality tour of the temple, and a wonderful reconstruction of the statue which is now partly on site and partly in the British Museum. Visit!

The Temple Mount, Jerusalem - was Solomon's temple where the Dome of the Rock now stands? All through the Middle Ages and Renaissance we assumed so. Now, however, there are three conflicting theories about where it was. Take a look at this nicely presented site and decide between the theories - and see the Dome of the Rock too.

Tuscany Fine Arts
Oil reproductions of Old Masters and bespoke oil portraits

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University of Arizona Museums and Galleries

University of Missouri-Columbia Museum of Art and Archaelogy

Ukiyo-E Museum - (Japanese and English)

UrtonArt - Art History Pages - covers all the major areas from prehistoric art to postmodern trends.

 

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The Victoria and Albert Museum - The Victoria and Albert Museum is the largest museum of the decorative arts in the world. Today the beautiful Victorian and Edwardian buildings house 145 galleries containing some of the world's greatest collections of sculpture, furniture, fashion and textiles, paintings, silver, glass, ceramics, jewellery, books, prints and photographs.

Videomuseum - "Videomuseum is a french non-profit organization managing a very extensive project aiming at the computer cataloguing of all the arts works of the 20th century in all the french public museums and collections."

Video On Line: Art and Museum - Collection of links,mirrors, and exhibitions, including The Hammer Manuscript and RADAR.

Virtual Museum of Fine Arts - First Spanish Virtual Museum of Fine Arts Artist from 16th Century to nowadays. Growing weekly. Ribalta, Porcar, Ripolles, Sese... (Language: Spanish/Catalan/English)

Virtual Restoration of the Acropolis - from the Scientific American, an interesting site which rebuilds the ruined monuments and paints them! Well, just a bit. Take a look.

A Virtual Tour of the Acropolis of Athens - Nice site with one smallish clear pic per monument. The tour section is good, but they have a slow and cumbersome navigation system to the museum, so use this simplified link to the same Acropolis Museum Site instead. Find there korai, the kritios boy, and more.

La Voile de Notre Dame de Chartres - Christopher Crocket shows some very nice images of the veil (which is causing not a little scholarly disputation on how something that used to be a tunic turned into something that now looks like a shroud) of the Virgin from Chartres. The "voile" apparently survived the fire of 1194, and is thought to be of 8th century Byzantine origin.

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World Wide Art Resources - http://wwar.com/

World Wide Art Resources/Artists - http://wwar.com/categories/Artists/Masters/

The World Wide Web Virtual Library: History of Art - http://www.chart.ac.uk/vlib/

The WebAcropol - good page on the Acropolis.

Web Museum

WebMuseum,Paris - http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/

Web Gallery of art - http://gallery.euroweb.hu/

The WorldwideArt Gallery

World Fine Art Gallery of New York

WebExhibits - Something interesting, every day

www.art-in-canada.com - A brand new network of artist sites

WebMuseum - Includes a small tour of Paris, the Famous Paintings collection, and an exhibit of Les tres riches heures du Duc de Berry.

Web Gallery of Art - virtual museum and searchable database of European painting and sculpture of the Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque periods (1150-1800).

Women Artists Archive - The Women Artists Archive contains exhibits of contemporary women artists as well as archives of material concerning women artists in history. The printed material ranges from published articles, personal correspondence, museum photographs of artwork, exhibition notices, brochures, and unpub

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Remember to check out the Vatican Museums and the Louvre in the museums section, below, as well as the general link collections.

The 5 ? Art History Quiz

The Art History Browser - http://www.ariadne.org/studio/michelli/browser2-2.html#indexes