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| Art History Resources on the Web |  |
| Links to information about art history from prehistoric to the present. | Reviewed by Gloria witcombe.sbc.edu Information |
| Art Renewal Center | |
| Encyclopedic collection of essays, biographies and articles. Mission, philosophy, online museum, posters, articles, and scholarship competition. | Reviewed by hbird64 artrenewal.org Information |
| History Wired | |
| A collection of items not on display at the National Museum of American History. Pictures and information are provided for each object. | Reviewed by netlibrarian historywired.si.edu Information |
| Art History |  |
| Database of entries arranged by artist or timeline. Also features glossary, links and fantasy, Tolkien and sci-fi art sections. | Reviewed by hbird64 arthistory.cc Information |
| Art History Image Database | |
| Database of images of art and architecture from prehistory through the 20th century. Keyword search or browse by cultural period. | Reviewed by netlibrarian www2.art.utah.edu:81 Information |
| Art History Network | |
| Information about artists, civilizations, and historical eras. Includes links to journals, images, and related sites. | Reviewed by Gloria arthistory.net Information |
| ArtLex Art Dictionary | |
| Reference material in art, art history, art criticism, aesthetics and art education. | Reviewed by netlibrarian artlex.com Information |
| Arts and Crafts Movement | |
| Exhibition on the themes and works of the Arts and Crafts movement in Europe and America from 1880 to 1920. | Reviewed by netlibrarian collectionsonline.lacma.org Information |
| ArtServe | |
| Access to images related to the history of art and architecture. Presented by the Australian National University. | Reviewed by hbird64 rubens.anu.edu.au Information |
| Eye Contact | |
| Modern American portraits from the 1880s to the 1980s that look the viewer in the eye. | Reviewed by hbird64 npg.si.edu Information |
| History of Art | |
| Presents a comprehensive compilation of the art history from Paleolithic Age to contemporary art, including photography, design and classical music with audio samples. | Reviewed by mmontte all-art.org Information |
| Modernism | |
| Examples of decorative art and design objects from the European and American Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, Wiener Werkstätte, De Stijl, Bauhaus, and Art Deco movements with a timeline (1880 to 1940). | Reviewed by netlibrarian artsmia.org Information |
| Timeline of Art History | |
| Overview of the history of art as illustrated and represented in the collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Browse by geography, time period, or theme. | Reviewed by hbird64 metmuseum.org Information |
| Art Without Artifice: The Truth About Famous Paintings |  |
| Finally, the questions which the people who wrote your art-history course didn't even dare ask. | Reviewed by hbird64 art-without-artifice.com Information |
| Dictionary of Art Historians | |
| Dictionary of art historians, museum directors and art scholars. Keyword or phrase search options include name, methodology, country of origin, year or death and birthplace. | Reviewed by hbird64 dictionaryofarthistorians.org Information |
| Exploration of Self | |
| Explores the practice of self-portraiture by artists from the past to modern art. | Reviewed by hbird64 userpages.umbc.edu Information |
| Resources in Art History for Graduate Students | |
| Newsletter listing grants, fellowships, internships and study abroad opportunities for graduate students in art history and closely related areas. Also art history conferences and publication opportunities. | Reviewed by netlibrarian efn.org Information |
| Veritus Digital Technologies | |
| Uses computerized technologies to process data on the attributions of famous paintings. Includes works of some famous Renaissance painters as examples. | Reviewed by hbird64 veritus.org Information |
| Women Artists | |
| Includes self portraits and representations of womanhood from the medieval period to the present. Each artist has a biography and an example of her work. | Reviewed by netlibrarian csupomona.edu Information |
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