Search Results for art galleries

http://www.cincinnatiartmuseum.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Cincinnati Art Museum, Description: This site features a virtual tour of the museum ’s col-lections, children ’s activities, general information,and much more.
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http://www.artcyclopedia.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Artcyclopedia, Description: An art search engine that lets you track down artinformation by artist, movement, medium, subject,or nationality, as well as offering information onmuseums and other art links.
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http://www.nusantara.com/arma
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Agung Rai Museum of Art, Description: This Indonesian museum houses a collection ofworks by Balinese, Javanese, and foreign artists.Select works are shown on the site, which are anintriguing display of history and culture.
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http://www.chrysler.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: The Chrysler Museum of Art and Historic Houses, Description: Learn about the museum ’s American and Europeanpaintings and sculptures, glass, photography, anddecorative arts collections of more than 30,000objects spanning almost 4,000 years.
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http://www.art.com
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Art.com, Description: If it's bargain photos, posters, prints and limited editions you want, art.com probably has what you're looking for. It may take some browsing to find particular items but the search functions work well. While categories range from American patriotism to trolls, baseball and cowboys, you will also find Dali, Monet, O’Keefe and Van Gogh. Plus you can buy posters from the world’s finest art museums. Corporate discounts available.
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Art.com, Description: Click on the Photography tab at the top of the art.com homepage to access a variety of collections. Here’s a sampling of what we saw on our recent visit: a limited-edition portrait of Jimi Hendrix by an unknown artist, Robert Yarnell Ritchie’s circa 1933 photo of a Hudson locomotive, and evocative cibachromes by Drew Reynolds. Images can be enlarged, and each comes with a comprehensive explanation. Online custom matting and framing is available, and each purchase is guaranteed. Prices range from less than $100 to over $500,
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http://www.artstar.com
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: ArtStar, Description: ArtStar sells a good selection of original artwork organized by artist, medium, subject and material. The site really stands out as a great resource for information about art and for original writing about art. Access an online version of Who's Who in American Art, an art glossary and an excellent online magazine Everything Art. Subscribe to print magazines like Art in America and Bomb and check out the extensive listings of US galleries, artists, museums, auctions and art fairs.
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http://www.artnet.com
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Artnet.com, Description: Artnet has an extensive listing of art galleries andartists, in addition to offering online auctions of fineartwork. There are also research tools and Artnetmagazine information.
Internet Directory for Dummies, 3rd Ed: Title: ArtNet, Description: (No description provided)
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Artnet, Description: If you want to shop for art online, start here. Artnet is the model to which all other retail art websites aspire. Artists, collectors, gallery owners, dealers and historians use this site daily to buy, sell and research fine art. What makes Artnet so superb is that it is reliable (works bought here are guaranteed and returnable), thorough (you can access extensive research in the magazine and auction databases) and very, very serious about art and money. In 1999, a piece auctioned on Artnet fetched $168,000, a record in online art sales at the time.
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http://www.moma.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Museum of Modern Art, New York, Description: This site displays samples from current and futureexhibits, as well as from the MOMA ’s permanent col-lection, which includes paintings and sculptures,drawings, prints and illustrated books, architectureand design, photographs, and film and video. Thecollection includes exceptional groups of work byMatisse, Picasso, Mir ó, Mondrian, Brancusi, andPollock. It also contains links to online projects aswell as other Web sites created in conjunction withthe Museum of Modern Art and its exhibits. Awealth of information is available about this NewYork City landmark.
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: The Museum of Modern Art, Description: New York's Museum of Modern Art houses the world’s largest collection of modern painting and sculpture. This high-tech site provides a sampling of each collection, including Architecture and Design, Drawings and Film and Video, accompanied with audio commentary. Don't miss Online Projects, links to interactive sub-sites such as dotjp — an online diary chronicling one woman's investigation of Japanese digital art, complete with video clips and photos. Shop the online gift store for futuristic finds such as curved drinking glasses or a Bauhaus chessboard.
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http://www.fng.fi
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: The Finnish National Gallery, Description: Visit the collections at the Finnish National Gallery ’sthree specialist museums —Sinebrychoff, theMuseum of Foreign Art; Ateneum, the Museum ofFinnish Art; and Kiasma, the Museum ofContemporary Art —which cover a period of eightcenturies. The site contains links to the galleries, aswell as the capability to search for information abouta particular artist or work.
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http://www.si.edu
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: The Smithsonian Institute, Description: The 150-year-old Smithsonian Institute comprisesthe National Portrait Gallery, the National Museumof American Art, the National Air and SpaceMuseum, the Sackler Gallery, the Cooper-HewittMuseum of Design, the National Museum ofAmerican History, the National Museum of NaturalHistory, and more. You can search this comprehen-sive site using an A-Z subject index and learn aboutevents and activities.The University of Memphis Institute of
Internet Directory for Dummies, 3rd Ed: Title: Smithsonian Institution, Description: (No description provided)
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Smithsonian Institution, Description: Just like the real thing, this website is jam-packed with material. With links to its museums, galleries and research facilities, it's hard to know where to begin. We suggest visiting Virtual Smithsonian for a high-tech tour of some of the Institute’s 140 million objects, from fossilized mastodon molars to an Apollo 17 spacesuit. Or research hundreds of topics using Encyclopedia Smithsonian, an alphabetical listing of subjects and links to Smithsonian resources. You can also shop the sizeable online catalog for books, clothing, jewelry, music, toys, home décor and more.
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Information Servers at the Smithsonian Institution, Description: A collection of links to servers maintained by the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Among the resources available from the information servers at the Smithsonian Institution page are the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies, the Natural History Web, and the Smithsonian Institution Photo Server. 9
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