Museums & Other Art Sites

If you are interested in exploring other sites about art, here are some you can look at. If you select to go to any of these sites, a new window will open. To get back to our page, just close the new window. All sites were available at the time we built this page. If you are having problems getting to any of the sites, leave a message in our Guestbook, and we will fix our page.

Andy Warhol Home Page: This site is all about Andy Warhol. It includes samples of his work. http://imv.aau.dk/~jfogde/

Art Lex: This site contains definitions of art terms, including styles and techniques. It is a good site to visit if you want to learn more abut art. http://www.artlex.com

Cleveland Museum of Art: This site gives you information about the museum, and takes you into some of their galleries to see some of the art online. http://www.clemusart.com

Los Angeles County Museum of Art: This site gives you information about the museum, and shows you some examples of different art, including American and European art. http://www.lacma.org

The Louvre: The site for one of the most famous museums in the world. It gives you information about the museum, and lets you travel through some of their galleries. The site is in French, but you can swith it to English when you first go in. Also, parts of the site require Quick Time Virtual Reality software to see images. You can download this software from their site. http://www.louvre.fr

Metropolitan Museum of Art: This site has a great online collection of paintings that you can view, 37 Monets as part of the European collection. http://www.metmuseum.org

Museum of Modern Art: The site for this museum has some examples of art, including Van Gogh's The Starry Night and Rousseau's The Dream. http://www.moma.org

Museum of Web Art: This is a great site that has a special section for kids. You can see artwork done by other kids, plus there is some online art that you can create yourself! http://www.mowa.org

Philadelphia Museum of Art: This site gives you information about the museum, and gives you some information about their special exhibilts. There is not a lot of on-line art on their page. http://www.philamuseum.org

Smithsonian - National Gallery of Art: This site provides general information about the museum, and has samples of art from the museum, including Picasso, Pollock, Warhol, and Monet. http://www.nga.gov

WebMuseum: This is a great web site! It is full of online art exhibits. There is an artist index and a themes index, which you can select and then see art done by the artist you selected. It is a great way to see art by a lot of different artists online. When you go into this site, click on the Web Museum Network to go to a host that is close to you. This will speed up your access to the site. http://www.oir.ucf.edu/wm/