Art

• A. Pintura: Art Detective - Case of Grandpa's Painting ... an interactive detective story to help learn about famous painters.
• Art Access ... collections of art from a variety of areas within the Art Institute of Chicago.
• Art Edventure ... learn color theory and art history when students must help restore colors "stolen" from paintings in a gallery.
• Art and Life in Africa ... African culture and art are explored at this site. Maintained by the University of Iowa.
• Art Tales: Telling Stories with Wildlife Art ... this site combines wildlife art with writing.  Viewers can curate a virtual museum.

• Artists and Explorers ... artists who captured the life of American explorations during the 1800's.  Maintained by the University of Nebraska Kearney, Museum of Nebraska Art.

• Bembo's Zoo ... the alphabet animated, based on the illustrations of Roberto de Vicq de Cumptich's book (the site requires Flash).
• Carmine's Introduction to Color ... an introduction to colors for elementary age learners.
• Cave of Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc ... found in France, this cave include decorated prehistoric art, representations on the walls show an uncommon diversity of animals,   numerous artistic innovations; and radiocarbon dating indicates these are perhaps the oldest paintings ever made dating from around 32000 years before present.  French version.
• Color Primer: In Living Color ... a color theory overview including: What is color? What are the components of light? What are common color models?  How can color be used? 
• Color Theory ... mixing and putting together colors with online activities, examples (students and master artists) and games.
• Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Youth Art Gallery ... pictures by children can be viewed in addition to games and activities related to animals and art.
• Eyes on Art ... a site to help students of art (both new and accomplished) to better understand and appreciate the meaning of art.
• Global Children's Art Gallery ... artwork displayed by children from around the world, maintained by the Natural Child Project.
• Harlem Renaissance - Urton Art  ... art work from the 1920's and 1930's.
• History 101 ... art history focusing on ancient civilizations including lesson plans.
• Inside Art ... an art history game.
• Old Magazine Articles ... reprints of magazine articles from the early 1900s related to a variety of artists.
• Oxford Dictionary Coloring Book ... interactive coloring book, children must match colors with their words (requires Shockwave).
• Papa Inc ... children's art gallery online.
• Rhapsodies in Black ... the art of the Harlem Renaissance starting in the 1920s.
• Sculpture ... what purpose does sculpture have?  What do sculptures do? What are sculptures made out of?  The answers to these questions and more.  Hosted by the Children's Museum, Art Workshop.

• Styles of Art ... a thinkquest that includes biographies of famous artists sorted by eras.

• WebMuseum ... collections of artists, medieval art, and a tour of Paris, France.

• Art Icons ... an alphabetical listing of famous artists and their biographies.

• Bearden, Romare - The Art of ... an online exhibit of Romare Bearden housed at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

• Bearden, Romare - The Art of Collage ... a list of sites including an introduction to the life of the artist.  Created by Southside H. S. Marcus.

• Bearden, Romare - Foundation ... learn about the artist's life and works.
• Cassatt, Mary - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the American Impressionist artist who lived much of her life in France.  Maintained by e-Impressionism.
• Cezanne, Paul ... site dedicated to the work of the French Post-Impressionist artist.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.
• Cezanne, Paul - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Post-Impressionist artist.  Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Degas, Edgar - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Post-Impressionist artist.  Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Gauguin, Paul ... site dedicated to the work of the French Post-Impressionist artist.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.

• Gauguin, Paul - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Post-Impressionist artist. Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Manet. Edouard ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.

• Manet Edouard - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist. Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Monet, Claude ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist.

• Monet, Claude - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist. Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Morisot, Berthe ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist, the first woman to join the Impressionist painters.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.

• Pissaro, Camille ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.

• Pissaro, Camillie - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist. Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Renoir, Pierre-Auguste ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.

• Renoir, Pierre-Auguste - Gardens of Sunlight ... site dedicated to the work of the French Impressionist artist. Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• Styles of Art ... a thinkquest that includes biographies of famous artists sorted by eras.

• Van Gogh, Vincent ... site dedicated to the work of the Dutch Impressionist artist who lived most of his life in France.  Hosted by the WebMuseum.

• Van Gogh, Vincent - Gardens of Sunlight ... dedicated to the Dutch Impressionist artist who spent most of his life in France.  Maintained by e-Impressionism.

• WebMuseum ... biographies of famous painters.

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