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| »Monuments
of the Future: Designs by El Lissitzky. A site devoted
to the life and work of El Lissitzky (1890-1941); includes links
to related resources on Lissitzky and Russian modernism. (Getty
Research Institute) |
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»Heidi
Cody American Alphabet (Installation; 2000) Heidi Cody
creates light boxes with letters from corporate logos.
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ArtLex
—Visual
Arts Dictionary
Art dictionary for artists, students and educators. |
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Art
History Resources on
the web
— Hundreds of links to respected art history
web sites. By Art History Professor Chris Witcombe. |
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artnet.com
— International Art Site. Check
out »Ask
Mark Kostabi« Artnet Magazine's advice column for artists. |
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Art
Quizz —
Test your knowledge of art. |
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BLAM
by Roy Lichtenstein,
1962 — Oil on canvas. Check out the original comic strip
by Russ Heath, from the comic book All American Men of War #89.
[Read more...] |
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Getty
ArtsEdNet
— Resource to support the needs of the
arts education community. |
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Indecent
Images —
A gallery of evocative pre-Raphaelite paintings,
with commentary and background by Steven William Rimmer. |
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Internet
Art Resources
— Galleries, Artists, Museums, Reviews.
The collector's guide to the visual arts. |
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Juxtapoz
— Art Magazine. |
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Mark
Harden's Artchive —
Art archive with thousands of images made available
for educational purposes. |
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Musée
du Louvre
— Les collections du Louvre rassemblent
des œuvres datant de la naissance des grandes civilisations antiques
du bassin méditerranéen jusqu' à la civilisation
occidentale du haut Moyen Age à la première moitié
du XIXe siècle. |
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Trajan's
Column — Trajan Inscription
Images, Links, Books, Lettering... |
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Webmuseum
— Images and historical context for
artists and art movements ranging from Gothic to Pop. |
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World
Art Treasures
— Art site developed by the Jacques-Edouard
Berger Foundation in Lausanne. |
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World
Wide Arts Resources
— Artists, museums, galleries, art
history, arts education, and much more. |
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In Swedish - På Svenska
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artnet.se
closed
 Art from
Sweden. |
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Kulturnät
Sverige
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CultureNet Sweden
closed
Virtual gateway to all Swedish cultural life. |
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Länkskafferiet
— The Link Larder
A part of
the Swedish
Schoolnet supported by the National Agency for Education. A database
meant to be an aid for Swedish pupils in their search for information
on the Internet. |
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Art Teachers' Sites
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JAEA
— Japan Art Education Assosiation
Web site with Art Lessons and Ideas for Teachers, run by Makio Kawashima,
art teacher at Ukita
Elementary School in Tokyo. |
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»Makio
also recommends Ukita
Art Museum — Check out the Childrens
Calligraphy |
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Art
Window by Marie Maier — presents the Fine Art concepts
of her high school curriculum with student work as the teaching examples.
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ArtGate
— a collection of resources for students of art by John Gleeson,
art teacher at Klockarskolan
in Säter, Dalarna. |
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Writing Systems
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Ancient
Scripts — about historical writing systems by Lawrence
K Lo. |
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Omniglot
— a guide to writing systems by Simon Ager. |
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Cool Products
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Art
Boards — The Perfect Surface for Painting, Drawing and
Printmaking. Archival Painting Supports by Patrick Mackin, Brooklyn,
NY. |
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ArtBitz
— Royalty free stock art elements and stock illustration. (Check
out the free downloads!) |
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| AHGttM |
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| »The
Art Historians' Guide to the Movies
(AHGttM) is a record of appearances of and references to famous
works of art and architecture in the movies. By Craig Eliason,
assistant professor of modern art history at the University
of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN. |
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| POP
ART FONTS |
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Pop Art Volume 
This font set was developed by P22 for the Albright-Knox Art
Gallery and is inspired by their collection of Pop Art. Artists
such as Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Rauchenberg sought to blur
the lines between high and low art as well as the boundaries
between art and everyday life.
Buy the Pop Art font set from our advertiser Fonts.com
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