Reference




Study Aids for Art Education, Art History & Art Appreciation

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  1. The AltaVista Foreign Language Translator
    Many of the following websites will be in languages other than english. If you're surfing auf Deutsch, en espanol, en francais, in italiano or nos portugueses,
    this is a handy online dictionary that can usually give you the gist of a passage. Simply cut the text from the webpage and paste it into the box in the translator. Select the desired conversion and wait while AltaVista works its magic.

    A SPECIAL NOTE TO LAZY FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS: Writing your papers in English and using this tool to translate them into a foreign language will not only produce a failing grade, but will make you the target of your teacher's wrath. Every language has its special quirks and this tool does not take those into account; it translates words. If you don't believe me, translate a passage from a foreign text into English and see what you get.

  2. The Artist's View of World History and Western Civilization
    Brought to us by Nancy B.Mautz, this site is an invaluable resource for history as well as the history of art. Nancy states on her homepage, "I believe it is impossible to properly study History without examining the creative products of the times. The Art, Music, Drama and Literature of an Age give us insight into the minds and hearts of those who lived at that time. What better way to view history than through the Artist's eyes."Contains thousands of links including online textbooks and class resource materials.



  1. The Art Historian's Guide to Movies
    A catalog of movies and references they made to art and architecture.

  2. The Artist's View of World History and Western Civilization
    see Special Tools
  3. The Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston - in Texan
    Tips on viewing contemporary art

  4. Master-a-Month
    A different master featured every month of the year. Interesting anecdotes about the artist and their work. Links to: images of work, music sound files, other resources about period art, dance, literature, and music.Designed for the beginning art student and those interesting in broadening their horizons in a fun, easy to access format.

    Note to teachers: Pages may be printed out, copied and distributed as class material.

  5. Museo del Prado - in English
    Analyses of 50 of the most important works of the museum.

  6. The Museum of Modern Art
    Contains audio files and transcripts of commentaries to the catalog of the world's largest and most inclusive collection of modern art.

  7. The North Carolina Museum of Art
    A time line correlating events and periods in history with works that were created at that time.

  8. Virtual Gallery - in English
    Discover works from the Montreal Museum of Fine Art's collection in a thematic, user-friendly environment.




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  1. The Art Historian's Guide to Movies
    A catalog of movies and references they made to art and architecture.
  2. see Art Appreciation
  3. The National Gallery of Art
    National Directory of Teacher Programs and Resources in Art Museums
  4. The North Carolina Museum of Art
    Time Line
    North Carolina-Africa Connections
  5. All Art Schools - All Art Schools is a complete online guide to art education and careers. We strive to be the finest resource available, allowing students to compare schools, contact them, read common questions and answers, and ask questions.
  1. The Art Historian's Guide to Movies
    A catalog of movies and references they made to art and architecture.

  2. The Artist's View of World History and Western Civilization
    see Special Tools

  3. Cybermuse Gallery - in English and French
    CyberMuse offers over 5,000 images of works in the Gallery's collection. For an overview of the best of CyberMuse, choose CyberMuse Favourites. CyberMuse links the National Gallery of Canada with the public through the Internet offering a complementary experience, a new level of interpretation.

  4. Claude Monet in the Museums - in English and French
    If you're trying to find where that particular Monet is, this is a good place to start.

  5. Master-a-Month see Art Appreciation

  6. Museo del Prado - in English
    Use the museum's search engine to search its extensive collection for works by artist, school, theme or style

  7. The North Carolina Museum of Art
    Use the museum's Time Line to help you visualize the artistic production of each period of history.
  8. The Tate Gallery
    Browse the Tate's collection of contemporary artists in the section "Artists A to Z".
  9. The Van Gogh Gallery
    This purports to be a catalog of all of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings.

  10. The Virtual Uffizi - in English
    The great museum's complete catalog online.

  11. The Web Gallery of Art -in English and Hungarian
    The Web Gallery of Art is a virtual museum and searchable database of European painting and sculpture of the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods (1200-1700), currently containing over 5,000 reproductions. Biographies, commentaries, guided tours are available.
    Free postcard service is provided for the visitors.

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    1. The Kyoto National Museum - in English
      Young Person's Museum Dictionary to the Works of the Museum
    2. Metropolitan Museum of Art
      For Kids
    3. The National Museum of American Art
      Kids Corner

    4. The North Carolina Museum of Art
      For the Young at Art


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    1. Bob's Art Links
      Lots of art related links that Bob has run across.
    2. Enlaces de Interés (interesting links) - in Spanish
    3. Museen in Europa - in German
    4. A listing of State Arts Agencies by state. Part of the site of The Western States Arts Federation.
    5. World Wide Art Resources
      This is an enormous database containing bits and pieces of just about everything having to do with art.
    6. WWW Virtual Library: Museums around the World
      Not limited to art museums, this site contains a lot of links to world museums organized by country.


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