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Art Museum Network
"The worldís largest and most prestigious art museums have joined forces to provide free access to information about their collections, exhibitions, and services."

  • Art Museum Network News - (dead link)
    "Read current news from the worldís leading art museums at AMN News, a member-dedicated news portal operated by the Art Museum Network (AMN) in association with Reuters. AMN News categories include Breaking News, General News, Events & Exhibitions, Collections, People in the News and Buildings & Spaces."

Visual Arts Data Service (VADS)
"The Visual Arts Data Service (VADS) is part of the [U.K.] Arts & Humanities Data Service funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee and the Arts and Humanities Research Board ... We have two main goals as our mission: To build a searchable on-line archive of digital resources for use by the visual arts community especially higher education for teaching, learning and research ... To establish and promote good practice in the creation, management and preservation of digital resources through an advisory, training and publications programme."

Web Museum Network

WWW Virtual Library - Museums

Nazi-Era Provenance Internet Portal
"...to provide a searchable registry of objects in U.S. museum collections that changed hands in Continental Europe during the Nazi era (1933-1945)... There are currently 9908 objects from 92 participating museums listed in the Portal."
- American Association of Museums

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The Alternative Museum
 Web Based Exhibitions

The Andy Warhol Museum

  • One Stop Warhol Shop - (dead link) "Developed by The Andy Warhol Museum, One Stop Warhol Shop is an evolving Web project encompassing the single most comprehensive Internet resource on Andy Warhol and a unique online experience to represent his multifaceted and (re)inventive spirit. To this end, One Stop Warhol Shop embraces the idea of a museum as an "open work," enabling users to easily navigate their own path of discovery."

Art Gallery of Ontario

Art Institute of Chicago Museum

  • Art Access
    "Art Access examines objects from various areas of the Art Institute of Chicagoís permanent collection to enrich visitors' understanding of their content, style, and historical context. Included are a variety of online resources of special interest to educators, parents, students, and young people, including lesson plans for the classroom and art projects for the home.
  • Girodet: Romantic Rebel
    Online companion to the exhibition held February - April 2006.
    Sections include: Overview ; Exhibition Themes ; Selected Works ; Additional Resources.
  • Pharaohs of the Sun - (dead link)
    Akhenaten, Nefertiti, Tutankhamen
    "View twenty selected highlights that trace the story of Akhenaten, his city, and his legacy. Linked to each of these highlights are related objects with which to explore the exhibition further."
  • Science, Art & Technology
    "...began as a year-long course offered by The Art Institute of Chicago to Chicago Public School science teachers interested in exploring the relationship between science and art within a museum setting... Teachers used the information provided to create written guides for museum visits with their students and lesson plans for in-class instruction. The program's overarching goal was to show science teachers that an art museum may be used as a visual library to augment and to enrich established high-school science curricula in chemistry, earth science, or physics."
    Sections include: Intro to Science and Art ; Art and Astronomy ; The Chemistry and Physics of Light and Color ; Perception, Light, and Color ; Conservation: Light in the Making and Viewing of Art ; Careers in Science, Art, and Technology ; Lesson Plans ; Self-Guides ; Glossary.
  • Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Studio of the South
    "The following images are accompanied by excerpts of letters written by Paul Gauguin and Vincent van Gogh between 1887 and 1889. The two artists wrote often to one another, friends, and relatives."
    Sections include: Paris 1887-1888 ; Brittany/Arles 1888 ; Studio of the South 1888 ; After Arles.

American Museum of Photography

Art Institute of Chicago

  • Art Explorer
    "Art Explorer is a Web site that highlights the Art Institute of Chicago's Impressionist and Postimpressionist collections."

Boston Museum of Fine Arts

  • Online Coin Catalog - (dead link)
    "The Perseus Project and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston are pleased to announce the second illustrated Web catalog of ancient art from the MFA. Over 775 ancient coins from the MFA's celebrated collection are now illustrated, with 1,500 pictures, in the Perseus coin catalog."
  • Monet in the 20th Century
    "...is the first exhibition to focus exclusively on the critical shifts in Monet's style, subject matter and working methods during the turbulent opening decades of the 20th century."

California Museum of Photography - (dead link)

Canada's Digital Collections

Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography

Canadian War Museum - (dead link)

  • Canvas of War
    Masterpieces from the Canadian War Museum (1914-1918 ; 1939-1945)

Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh

  • Documenting History: Teenie Harris Archive
    "Numbering upwards of 80,000 images, this archive represents the largest single collection of photographic images of any Black community in the United States-or the world for that matter."

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art

The Tom and Nan Riley Collection of Roman Portrait Sculptures
"The Riley Collection, dating to the period when Rome was at its greatest prosperity--the first century B.C. to the third century A.D.--is especially good at introducing students and those interested in ancient Rome to the diversity of the Roman world. Ranging from patricians to plebeians, the collection includes not only emperors and senators, but also men, women, and children from all walks of life. Finally, the collection provides a unique opportunity for people to get to know Romans as individual human beings who were concerned about many of the same issues that we are: identity, status, leadership, and gender ... The Riley website is designed to be useful to students, grade six through university, their teachers, and anyone interested in the Roman empire ... The site also features Teaching Materials designed to help teachers come up with ideas for integrating the site into their own pre-existing courses."
Maintained by John Gruber-Miller, Prof. of Classics, Cornell College

The David Collection (Copenhagen)
"The works of fine and applied art from the 18th century, which make up the nucleus of the collection, were acquired by the founder himself. In addition, he assembled a small group of works of art from the Islamic world and a collection of Danish art from the first half of the 20th century..."
Online samples from both the European Collection and the Islamic Collection.

Freer Gallery Sackler Gallery - National Museum of Asian Art - Smithsonian

  • Year of the Horse: Chinese Horse Paintings - (dead link)
  • Devi: The Great Goddess
    "...this web site looks at the six aspects of the Indian goddess Devi. The site offers additional information on the contemporary and historical worship of Devi, activities for children and families, and a list of resources on South Asian arts and cultures."

The Getty (English or Spanish)

  • AATA Online
    Abstracts of International Conservation Literature
    "...enhances the preservation of our global cultural patrimony by providing high quality, peer-reviewed abstracts of the international literature of conservation and heritage management in a free online database. Updated quarterly, AATA Online currently includes abstracts of over 100,000 citations, enabling practitioners from many fields of heritage preservation to identify and select resources relevant to their work."
  • J. Paul Getty Museum
  • Research Institute
    • The Getty Provenance Index
      "...accumulates and disseminates information related to the history of collecting and the provenance of individual works of art. Maintaining several electronic databases as well as nonautomated material on the history of ownership of works of art (primarily European paintings) gathered from sales catalogues, archival records, and museum files, the Getty Provenance Index provides scholars and museum curators with important information about the history of taste and collecting."
      Getty Research Institute
    • "Moments of the Future": Designs by El Lissitzky
    • Photo Study Collection Database
      "...contains approximately two million photographs, primarily black and white, that document works of art and architecture. Approximately half of the photographic holdings are represented in The Photo Study Collection Database."
    • Union List of Artists Names
      Getty Vocabulary Program
      "The focus of each vocabulary is art, architecture and material culture. The vocabularies provide terminology and other information about the objects, concepts, artists, and places important to various disciplines that specialize in these subjects...The ULAN is a structured vocabulary that contains around 220,000 names and other information about artists. The coverage of the ULAN is from Antiquity to the present, and the scope is global."
  • Grant Program
  • Leadership Institute

Harvard University Art Museums

  • Piet Mondrian: The Transatlantic Paintings
    "The term 'transatlantic paintings' refers to a group of 17 works that Mondrian started (and in some cases finished) in Europe between 1935 and 1940, and finished (or refinished) in New York after his arrival there in the fall of 1940."
    In addition to the Gallery of the 17 works sections include: Introduction ; Studies ; Details ; Career.
  • Sargent at Harvard
    "...is a searchable database that makes available images and textual information relating to the American artist John Singer Sargent (1856-1925) in the collections of the Harvard University Art Museums and the Harvard University Portrait Collection."
  • Arthur M. Sackler Museum
     "The Sackler houses the collections of Ancient, Asian, Islamic, and Later Indian art. Among its particular treasures are the world's finest collection of Chinese jades, Korean ceramics, and Chinese cave temple painting and sculpture; a significant collection of Japanese woodblock prints; one of America's most important collection of Chinese bronzes; Greek and Roman sculpture and vases, and ancient coins."

Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum

  • An Uncommon Eye, The Art of Louis Picek - (dead link)
    "Artwork by West Branch artist, Lou Pecik"

The Hunterian Art Gallery
- University of Glasgow

Kyoto National Museum (English or Japanese)

  • On-Line Catalogue - (dead link) "This On-Line Catalogue currently includes about 2,000 of over 5,000 works owned by the Kyoto National Museum."

London Transport Museum

Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) - (dead link)

  • LACMA Collections Online - (dead link)
    "Nearly 25,000 records and over 10,000 images from our South and Southeast Asian, Japanese, Islamic, Photography and Costume and Textiles collections are currently available online, along with bibliographic records from our non-circulating art research library of 150,000 publications."
  • Art Research Library - (dead link)

The Louvre

McMichael Canadian Art Collection

Metropolitan Museum of Art (The MET)

  • Timeline of Art History
    "...provides an overview of world art history through chronologie, maps, and themes, and currently highlights works of art through 1400 A.D. in the Museum's collection. Continually updated and revised, the Timeline will eventually extend to the present day."
  • The Christmas Story
    The Christmas Story in works of art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
  • Ancient Near Eastern Art
    New Light on an Assyrian Palace
    "Select a link below to learn more about the palace of Ashurnasirpal II, the city of Nimrud, and the stone reliefs and carved ivories of the Assyrian empire."
  • Flowers Underfoot
    "...on-line exploration of Indian carpets of the Mughal era was created in conjunction with the international exhibition 'Flowers Underfoot' (November 20, 1997 - March 1, 1998). Examples from the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art illustrate the exceptionally high artistic achievement of Indian carpet weaving during the late sixteenth through the eighteenth century."
    Sections include: Historical Background ; Construction ; Design ; Use ; Works of Art ; Resources ; Activities.
  • The Unicorn Tapestries
    "Find out about the elusive, magical unicorn depicted in The Cloisters' beloved tapestries."

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

  • The Art of Asia - Buddhism
    Sections include: Origins of Buddhism ; Who's Who in Heaven ; Guide to Buddhist Sects ; Yamantaka Mandala ; Video: Japanese Buddhism ; Featured Objects ; Glossary.
  • World Myths & Legends in Art
    "This collection of images brings together 26 works of art in the collection of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts inspired by mythology around the world. The rich variety of images makes it possible for teachers to address a wide range of study areas, including language arts, humanities, art, social and cultural studies, and world religions."

MMM : MusÈe Marmottan Monet - (dead link) (French or English)

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts - (dead link)

Museo Civico de Taverna (Italian or English)
Civic Museum of Taverna, Italy

Museum of London

Museum of Modern Art, New York (MoMA.org)

  • Dada
    "Coinciding with the exhibition Dada, and in anticipation of the forthcoming publication Data in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, this site features a selection of Dada works from the Museum's collection, along with supporting written and audio material."
  • Alberto Giacometti - (dead link)
    "Designed to complement the exhibition Alberto Giacometti, this Web site presents twenty-six works by Giacometti, spanning forty years, including drawings, paintings, and sculptures, with curatorial commentary. A chronology, checklist of works in the exhibition, and bibliography are included to provide more information on the artist's career as well as on the exhibition at the Museum.
  • Jaspers Johns: A Retrospective - (dead link)
    Sections include: Chronology ; Selected Works ; Publications ; Bibliography.
  • Kiki Smith: Prints, Books & Things
    "This interactive Web site is similarly arranged and fosters a rich understanding of her innovative body of printed art, illustrating over 135 works in more than 50 comparative groupings."

Museum of the City of New York

  • Gotham Comes of Age: New York through the Lens of the Byron Company, 1892 - 1942 - (dead link) "This on-line version of Gotham Comes of Age replicates the published book in its entirety. Released in April 1999, the 216-page book--with 172 duotone reproductions--accompanies the exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York..."

Museum of the City of San Francisco

National [U.S.] Gallery of Art (NGA)

National Gallery of Australia

  • Collection Database Search - (dead link)

National Gallery of Canada

National Museum of African Art (U.S.)
Smithsonian Institution

  • Warren M. Robbins Library - (dead link)
  • Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives - (dead link)
  • Exhibitions
    • Images of Power & Identity
      "This exhibition introduces the visual arts of Africa south of the Sahara. While it is not intended to be a comprehensive installation, it is a presentation of some of the most familiar and visually compelling imagery from various cultural groups."
    • The Art of the Personal Object
      "Principally from eastern and southern Africa, the utilitarian objects on display in this exhibition include chairs, stools, headrests, snuff containers, pipes, cups, drinking horns, bowls, and baskets. Each object exemplifies the integration of aesthetics into daily life in Africa."

National Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian Institution

  • Continuum 12 Artists
    "presents new work by twelve contemporary Native artists in a series of six paired shows. The artistsóall of whom have broken fresh ground in contemporary and Native American artówork in diverse media including painting, sculpture, prints, photography, video, and installation pieces. Their themes are equally varied: contemporary events, the impact of history, the power of language, Native identity, the value of humor, and personal memories
  • Reservation X : The Power of Place - (dead link)
    "Contemporary communities are no longer fixed, unified, or stable places; rather they exist in a state of flux. The reserve or reservation is both community and home for many Native people; yet the traditional notions of community are not without problems. In this exhibition, Reservation X: The Power of Place, we invited seven Native artists [Marianne Nicolson, Shelley Niro, Mateo Romero, Nora Naranjo-Morse, C. Maxx Stevens, Jolene Ricard, Mary Longman] to examine the ideas of community and identity."
  • who stole the tee pee? - (dead link)
    "Reflections on Native Realities: 'Who stole the tee pee?' is a question posed by artist George Littlechild. It's another way of asking, 'What happened to our traditions?' Missionaries, soldiers, teachers, government officials, and social reformers took away much of what our ancestors had. Did they steal the tee pee? Or did they create a situation in which some of our relatives were more than willing to give it up? ... Works by contemporary Native American artists explore the impact of those changes-social, political, cultural, and personal. The artists look back in order to examine the processes of change, to understand what their relatives went through during the period of forced assimilation, boarding school education, and relocation to distant cities. The artists also reflect on their own realities that are still affected by those same forces of change or influenced by an entirely new set of circumstances."

National Museum of Women in the Arts

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
 Kansas City, Missouri

  • Tempus Fugit: Time Flies - (dead link) "What is time? Is time a scientific phenomenon that can be universally measured and catalogued? Or do different cultures interpret time in their own unique ways? In this exhibit explore the concept of time in works of art dating from 900 BCE to the present."

The Norman Rockwell Museum at Stockbridge - (dead link)

  • Teacher's Resources - (dead link)
    "The Norman Rockwell Museum has created a Resource Packet for Educators to accompany the exhibition Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People. Here you will find lesson plans and resources to connect Rockwell with your curriculum."

Northwestern University Block Museum of Art - (dead link)

  • Last Expression: Art from Auschwitz
     "...a forum to explore the roles, functions, meanings and making of art in the Nazi concentration camps of World War II, focusing on the notorious site of Auschwitz-Birkenau."

Oakland Museum of California

  • Helen Nestor: Personal and Political
    "The exhibition presents 33 vintage black and white photographs of the California social scene of the '60s and '70s, documenting such subjects as the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley, nontraditional California families, Vietnam War protests, California feminists, mid-life women, the early days of busing in the Berkeley Unified School District, street life on Telegraph Avenue and the Haight Ashbury, and the People's Park movement."
    Special Feature: Nestor Free Speech Movement Photographs

Pelmama
Pelmama Permanent Art Collection of South African Art
"Thissite is an introduction to part of the PELMAMA PERMANENT ART COLLECTION of South African art, most of which is now dispersed over many museums in SA, mainly in Pretoria, Bloemfontein and Cape Town. The site comprises 14 webpages. There are 100 artists listed including 29 African artists. In total, 83 works are reproduced, mainly from the 70's and 80's. Included are individual pages for Norman Catherine, Judith Mason and Lucas Sithole."


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Philadelphia Museum of Art

  • Dox Thrash: Revealed
    The Life and Times of Dox Thrash
    "Live Events: Illustrated by Photographs and the Artists Work"
  • Leaves of Gold: Treasures of Manuscript Illumination
     "Eighty manuscripts and cuttings from the collections of eleven Philadelphia-area institutions are assembled for the first time in this collaborative exhibition. Organized by the Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries, in association with the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Leaves of Gold presents a wide variety of religious and secular works of art that represent the major manuscript centers of medieval and Renaissance Europe."

The Phillips Collection
"America's first museum of modern art"

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
Virtual tour through more than 150 rooms.
A fast Internet connection is most helpful

Royal Academy of Arts

Salvador Dali Museum
The "world's most comprehensive collection of works by the late Spanish surrealist."
Includes selections from the collection and biographical information.

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)

  • Making Sense of Modern Art (MSoMA)
  • Ansel Adams at 100
    "Welcome to this special interactive program, developed in conjunction with the exhibition Ansel Adams at 100, on view at the Museum through January 13, 2002. Focusing on seven key works, this program provides insights into the history and world of ideas behind Adams' photography."
  • Art as Experiment, Art as Experience
    "...is a rich-media program, published in conjunction with SFMOMA's exhibition, Celebrating Modern Art: The Anderson Collection, ...This in-depth exploration of fifteen works from the Anderson Collection features streaming audio and video clips, a zoom function that allows users to inspect artworks in detail, and an intuitive interface with animated navigation tools. These rich-media features work best over the Web with higher-bandwidth access and newer, more powerful computers."

Seattle Art Museum

Sistine Chapel

Smithsonian Archives of American Art

  • The Artful Presidency - (dead link) "...an online exhibit, is presented by the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art to celebrate the connections between American artists and the American presidency from George Washington to the Carter administration."
  • Getting the Pictures - (dead link)
    The Art of the Illustrated Letter
    "An online version of an exhibition at the Archives of American Art's New York Regional Center January 28th-March 14, 2000."

Smithsonian Institution

  • Smithsonian Online Collections - (dead link) "Over the past few years the Smithsonian has been digitizing its catalogues and has been appending images to these records. The On-Line Collections site is the portal through which these collections will ultimately be accessed. You will be able to use the portal site to search for topics or collections across the museums, allowing the user to locate and browse the Smithsonianís treasures."
  • National Museum of African Art - see separate listing above
  • National Museum of American History
    • Building a National Collection
      150 Years of the National Print Collection
      "...this exhibition focuses on the process of collecting--how private collectors and public attitudes have influenced the collection's development and direction."
    • Paint By Number
      Sections include: Introduction ; Every Man a Rembrandt ; The New Leisure ; The Picture's Place ; The Unfinished Work ; Post-a-Reminiscence ; Bibliography & Links.
  • National Museum of the American Indian - see separate listing above
  • The National Portrait Gallery
    • Le Tumulte Noir: Paul Colin's Jazz Age Portfolio
      Companion website to the January - September 2007 exhibition.
      Sections include: Historical Background ; Exhibition Checklist.
    • A Brush with History: Paintings from the National Portrait Gallery - (dead link)"...date from the 1720s to the 1990s. They vary in style and technique from the most sophisticated such as those by painters Gilbert Stuart and John Singer Sargent to those by self-taught artists, including Thomas Badger and William Elwell."
    • Portraits of the Presidents from the National Portrait Gallery
  • Smithsonian American Art Museum
    • American Art
      Electronic edition of the print journal.
    • Posters American Style
      Sections include: About Posters ; American Events ; Designed to Sell ; Advice to Americans ; Patriotic Persuasion ; The Process ; The Impact.

Tate

  • Tate Britain
     The national gallery of British art from 1500 to the present day.
    • William Blake Online
       "This site consists of 90 screens, with 16 audio-recordings, flash animation, a downloadable teacher's pack and other innovative technical features..."
      Sections include: Gothic Artist ; Lambeth's Vale ; Imagination ; Fromidable Works ; Learning Tools.
  • Tate Modern
     Britain's national museum of modern and contemporary art
  • Tate Liverpool
    "...is the home of the National Collection of Modern Art in the North of England and the largest gallery of modern and contemporary art outside London."
  • Tate St Ives
    "...offers a unique introduction to modern art, where many works can be viewed in the surroundings and atmosphere which inspired them...The Gallery also manages the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, which gives a remarkable insight into the work of this great twentieth-century sculptor."

The Textile Museum
Washington, D.C.

The Tokugawa Art Museum - (dead link)

Tokyo National Museum (Japanese or English)

Uffizi Gallery, Florence Italy
 Virtual Uffizi: The Complete Catalogue

ucr / california museum of photography

  • Afghanistan, 1933 - (dead link)
    "Photographs of Afghanistan from the Keystone Mast collection, made in 1933."
  • Queer(ing) Warhol: Andy Warhol's (Self-) Portraits - (dead link)
  • Rear View Mirror - (dead link)
    Automobile Images and American Identities

University of California, Santa Barbara - University Art Museum

University of Cambridge - Fitzwilliam Museum

  • Illuminating the Law: Medieval Manuscripts - (dead link)
    Sections include: Medieval Law: An Introduction ; The Texts ; Gallery ; Physical Descriptions.
  • Kunisada and Kabuki - (dead link)
    "This website accompanies an exhibition of Kunisadaís woodblock prints of Kabuki actors and allows the viewer to explore a virtual display of all three parts of the exhibition."

University of Oxford - The Ashmolean Museum - (dead link)
Britain's oldest public museum

  • The Beazley Archive
    "...has more than 2000 HTML pages with more than 5000 images, an illustrated dictionary of more than 300 pages, bibliographies for classical archaeology and history of collections and illustrated programs for students about pottery, sculpture and engraved gems. All of these programs are on-going."

University of Virginia Art Museums

University of Washington - Henry Art Gallery

  • Gene(sis): Contemporary Art Explores Human Genomics - (dead link)
    "...is a major traveling exhibition that showcases powerful new artwork created in direct response to recent developments in human genomics. This research is having an enormous impact on artistic practice, providing new tools, processes, materials, and issues for consideration. Organized by the Henry Art Gallery, [University of Washington] Gene(sis) seeks to bridge art and science by elucidating technical advances for a lay audience and examining ethical issues raised by genomic research."

Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

  • Light!Licht! (Dutch or English)
    The Industrial Age, 1750 - 1900 | Art & Science, Technology & Society

Vatican Museums
"I hope that this new site may be a useful instrument of knowledge and give access to the complex reality of our five hundred-year- old art collections which are visited by more than three million people a year."

  • Vatican Museums Online
    Sections include: Gregorian Egyptian Museum ; Gregorian Etruscan Museum ; Sistine Chapel ; Raphael's Room ; Pinacoteca ; Ethnological Missionary Museum.
    Online highlights include works by Botticelli ; Michelangelo ; Raphael ; Leonardo Da Vinci.

Victoria and Albert Museum [London] Images Online - (dead link) "...the world's largest museum of the decorative arts and is home to 145 galleries, including national collections of sculpture, furniture, fashion and photographs...This area allows you to search through almost 2000 images, a small part of the V&A collection. You can search using the drop-down menus to the left, or browse using the links below. Your results will be displayed as thumb- nail images which can be enlarged by clicking on the image of your choice."

Virtual Museum of Canada

  • Panoramas
    The North American Landscape in Art
    "Artists in Mexico, the United States, and Canada have long depicted this powerful attachment to place. The landscape art in this exhibition reflects the natural environment but also our history, our industries, our cultures and our belief systems. Consequently, it suggests the common human condition present in even the most diverse of landscapes."
  • Perspectives: Women Artists in North America
    "...celebrates the important contributions of women in the arts from Canada, Mexico, and the United States of America. The Web exhibit features historical, modern, and contemporary art."

Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota

Whitney Museum of American Art - (dead link)

Woodcock Museum, St. Louis - (dead link) Online exhibits include: Cast in Motion: Charles Russell Sculpture ; Art at the Crossroads ; Art of the Frontier.

Worchester Art Museum

  • Early American Paintings
     "...includes biographies of twenty artists, detailed entries on fifty-three paintings, and checklist information on twenty-four additional works. Each of the seventy-seven works is illustrated. This catalogue encompasses all of the paintings in the museum's collection that were created prior to 1830 by artists who were either born or active in America, including works painted abroad by those artists."



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