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Hill-Stead
Museum
Wadsworth
Atheneum
New
Britain Museum of American Art
Yale
Center for British Art
Aldrich
Contemporary Art Museum
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Frick Collection
• Guggenheim Museum
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
• Museum of the City of New York
• Whitney Museum of American
Art
Storm
King Art Center
LOUVRE,
France.
National
Gallery of Art, Washington DC
National
Portrait Gallery
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Mask Safari
- The National Gallery of Art
- Take an online tour. Check out the great education resources to do an in-depth
study of an artist.
- Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
- Check out "Art Safari."
- WebMuseum - Look
here for digitalized art from museums around the world.
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The Art Room
- Learn to
think like an artist, art projects, facts about famous artists, links
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KinderCrafts
- Easy-to-make crafts...holiday activities, classroom projects, cultural artwork...
- A. Pintura:
Art Detective - Use your art history and art composition knowledge to identify an
artist with a mystery painting.
- Artcyclopedia - A
searchable database of the work of 5,000+ artists.
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Sanford's
ArtEdventures - Check out the 4 main sections of this site: Create Art, Study
Art, Play Art Games, and Teach Art.
- ArtMuseum.Net - Learn
about each painting's historical context, cultural impact, and artistic
composition.
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Henri
Matisse Art Gallery
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Cézannes Astonishing Apples -
Take a really close look at this master painter's
works in this online exhibition from the Met. Students will be guided
through viewing the art, with several student and classroom activities
included for further explorations in art.
- INTERACTIVE TIMELINE OF ART HISTORY:
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/splash.htm
Art historians and museum curators have written this amazing resource on art
history. A timeline places our heritage of art from around the world into a
chronological survey, arranging this huge body of work by theme and
geography as well. Be sure to check out the Special Topics Index while
you're there.
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Art Adventures -
Take
a wonderful art adventure online with these inter- active color exercises. You will follow
along a story line and make choices about paintings, artists, complementary colors,
primary and secondary colors, tints and shades, moods, and more.
- The Norman Rockwell Museum at Stockbridge
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Art Safari - Take a
virtual field trip to look at some great art pictures. After your trip, enjoy
drawing your own picture.
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A
Landscape Adventure - Find a
virtual art learning adventure here for primary students, where they can
explore landscape art, tone, and mood in painting. Students will also be
creating their own landscapes to match the elements they have learned about
while visiting the paintings of Monet, Innes, Gauguin, Manet, Church, and
Hiroshage.
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