Art History
| Alternative Careers for Art Historians - guide to career tracks for individuals who have majored in or are contemplating a major in art history. | |
| American Visions - companion site to the PBS special on the history of American art as told by Time Magazine's art critic, Robert Hughes. | |
| Anistoriton - magazine of history, archaeology & art history. | |
| Art History Network - art history, archaeology and fine art resources on the web. | |
| ArtHistoryTV.com - an internet-only TV channel. | |
| Artstar.com - carrying an array of art books, posters, and gifts, and offering a directory of artists, events, and museums, as well as consultation and auction services, online exhibitions, and Artstar magazine. | |
| Mark Harden's Artchive - virtual art museum with galleries of Masters' works, theory and criticism, art cd-rom reviews and art links. | |
| Smart-Ass Guide to Art | |
| The 5 ? Art History Quiz | |
| Timelines - images and links to non-Western art before 1900. | |
| Visions of Art - discussion on the meaning and definition of art, using writings by famous artists. | |
| WebMuseum [Hungary] | |
| WebMuseum [Poland] | |
| WebMuseum [Russia] | |
| Beckett, Sister Wendy | |
| Dr. Maude Wahlman - African and Ethnic Arts. | |
| Giorgio Vasari: Lives of the Artists - an archive of works referred to by Vasari in the Lives, with text references and images. | |
| Homer, William Innes - professor with interests in both European and American painting from 1865 to 1925 and in American art after World War II. | |
| Schapiro, Meyer | |
| Weisberg, Dr. Gabriel P. - focuses on themes affecting French art from the middle of the nineteenth century until WWI including Japonisme, Naturalism, Realism, Art Nouveau, and the Academie Julian. | |
| Arts & Crafts Movement Review - annotated bibliography of books and articles dealing with the Arts & Crafts Movement. Covers contemporary publications and period pieces. | |
| Art & Physics: Parallel Visions of Space, Time, & Light - by Leonard Shlain. | |
| Old Florida Pottery - by Dr. Alfred Frankel. A book about the history of pottery making in Florida. | |
| Palissy Ware - book about renaissance potter, Bernard Palissy, and the style of ceramic art which he helped creat. | |
| Crispian Riley-Smith - collection of Old Masters drawings. | |
| Digital Imaging Project - images of European and North American sculpture and architecture from classical Greek to Post-Modern. | |
| Francis Frith Collection - contains over 300,000 photographs of 7,000 towns and villages of Britain taken between 1860 and 1970. | |
| Jurii Maniichuk Collection - realism and socialist realism in Ukrainian art of the Soviet era. | |
| Kibo Foundation - The Khalili Collection of Japanese Art - collection of Meiji decorative art including metalwork, enamels, lacquerwork, and ceramics. | |
| Nour Foundation: The Khalili Collection of Islamic Art - more than 20,000 objects documenting Islamic art. Site offers information on the collection, exhibits and the foundation. | |
| OCAIW: Orazio Centaro's Art Images on the Web - catalogue of images from the masters of painting, sculpture, architecture and photography. | |
| OCAIW: The Nude in the Art History - gallery of images following the presence of the nude figure in art history. | |
| Robert J. Shiffler Collection and Archive - private, cutting-edge collection of contemporary art and culture. | |
| Artists on Art - excerpts from writings and interviews of great artists past and present on the concept and process of art, as well as artist chronologies of the periods in which they worked. | |
| Part - magazine of art and theory produced by CUNY graduate students. | |
| Pre-Raphaelite Criticism | |
| Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection - research institute devoted Byzantine and Pre-Columbian studies, and the history of landscape architecture. | |
| Netherlands Institute for Art History (RKD) - focuses on Western and particularly Dutch visual art from the Late Middle Ages to the present day. | |
| Christus Rex - private, non-profit organization dedicated to the dissemination of information on works of art preserved in churches, cathedrals and monasteries all over the world | |
| College Art Association - promotes excellence in scholarship and teaching in the history and criticism of the visual arts and in creativity and technical skill in the teaching and practices of art. | |
| International Center of Medieval Art - promoting the study of the visual arts of the Middle Ages in Europe. | |
| International Post-Dogmatist Group - official avant garde artist group and arts movement of the late 20th century and early- to mid-21st century. | |
| Massurrealist Society International | |
| Art Movements and Periods | |
| Rebels: Painters and Poets of the 1950s - two-part exhibition from the National Portrait Gallery that examines the revolutions in painting and poetry that took place on the East and West Coasts following World War II. | |
| Looting Question Bibliography, The - web and literary resources on the archaeological politics of private collecting, commercial treasure hunting, looting, and "professional" archaeology. | |
| Museum Provenance List - resources and links to museums that have listed works of art in their collections which contain gaps in their provenance between 1933 - 1945. | |
| Shakespeare Illustrated [Emory University] - paintings inspired by Shakespeare's plays. | |