Art
Indexes to Art Resources

• Aesthetics Online--articles, bibliographies, teaching resources, links to related sites
• Alternative Careers for Art Historians
• American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
• Art and Architecture
• Art & Architecture Thesaurus
• Art History Links
• Artifact -- guide to quality Internet resources in the Arts and Creative Industries, searchable. Excellent.
• Art Newspaper--reports on a wide range of events and trends in worldwide art.
• Art Online: Fine Art Directory -- history, artists, galleries, and much more!
• Art resources on the WWW -- from the University of British Colombia
• Artcyclopedia--view artists' works, searchable by artist's name, title of work, or museum name.
• Artlex -- an art dictionary
• Arts Journal---a daily digest of Arts and Cultural Journalism
• Artsource--A thorough and well-organized index to art resources.
• Association for Art History--includes job listings.
• CAMEO -- a searchable encyclopedia developed at the Conservation and Collections Management Department at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. CAMEO contains chemical, physical, visual, and analytical information on over 10,000 historic and contemporary materials used in the conservation, preservation, and production of artistic, architectural, and archaeological materials.
• Conservation Resources -- preservation links from the U.S. Archives.
• Dictionary of Art Historians, Museum Directors, and Art Scholars -- provides a brief biography of art historians, museum directors, and art scholars; and a bibliography of resources.
• Grove Dictionary of Art -- EXCELLENT!
• IFLA: International Directory of Art Libraries -- "access nearly 3,000 libraries and library departments with specialized holdings in art, architecture, and archaeology throughout the world." You can search for librarians as well as libraries.
• Latin American Art Directory--biographies, interviews, exhibitions, articles and images.
• Mother of all Art and Art History Links -- has it all!
• Museumlink.com -- from the Louvre to the American Memory Collection at the Library of Congress, many museums to explore!
• NetSerf--a guide to medieval art sources.
• QBIC Colour and Layout Searches -- an amazing site from the Hermitage Museum. Find museum paintings by just the colors you remember it having or what fruits were where.
• Sculptor.org -- contains links to contemporary sculptors and short biographies of deceased sculptors.
• the Visual Telling of Stories -- for illustrators and designers, a mass of visual materials, from different scripts to movements to box arrangements. An excellent site, includes a digital library of the illustrated book.
• Timeline of Art History -- "a chronological, geographical, and thematic exploration of the history of art from around the world, as illustrated especially by the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection."
• Women Artists of the American West -- explores a variety of artwork, including paintings, sculpture, quilting, photography of women artists.  Includes essays and a photo gallery of the artwork.
• Words of Art--a Glossary of Critical Terms
• World Art Treasures--a collection of over 100,000 slides.