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Selected Art Websites
Artcyclopedia
 artcyclopedia.com
Calls itself the "fine art search engine," with over 32,000 links to on-line exhibitions of thousands of artists' works.
ArtLex Dictionary of Visual Art
artlex.com
Provides definitions for more than 2,800 art terms. Selected terms and movements in art are described in detail with links to images and recommended online resources.
Great Buildings Online
greatbuildings.com
Excellent source for locating information (including bibliographies) and images of buildings from around the world.
Metropolitan Museum of Art
metmuseum.org
Provides access to the collections, exhibits, timelines, lectures and concerts of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Metropolitan Museum of Art Timelines
metmuseum.org
Provides access to 175 timelines, 1700 works of art, 100 maps and much more.
Mother of All Art History Links Pages
art-design.umich.edu
Contains many links to art sites on the Web. Links are arranged by category, such as "Research Resources," "Image Collections" and "Art Museums."
Museum Spot
museumspot.com
Provides access to top museums and exhibits.
Perseus Project
perseus.tufts.edu
An excellent site for anyone interested in the art and architecture of Classical Greece. Contains over 30,000 images and includes an online encyclopedia.
St. Louis Art
saintlouisart.com
Links to galleries, artists, events and groups in St. Louis.
St. Louis Art Museum Ask Art Reference Service
stlouis.art.museum
Online reference service for the St. Louis community provided by the Museum's Richardson Memorial Library staff and trained volunteers.
St. Louis RAC Arts Directory
art-stl.com
The Regional Arts Commission's site features information on art and cultural institutions in the St. Louis area, including short descriptions and contact information. The site also includes a cultural calendar for the region.
Web Gallery of Art
wga.hu
Excellent image site containing over 8,000 reproductions of European paintings and sculptures from 1150 to 1750.
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