DfEE
National Curriculum - Art Secondary section
Art - Secondary
DfEE
National Curriculum - Art Secondary section
Art
Guide
Over 1,900 artists and their associated works are featured in the comprehensive
art guide.
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by Tom Wood - a studio in the gallery - Cartwright Hall Art Gallery.
With students from Rhodesway School, Bradford - Tom Wood will be creating a work in the gallery that will be recorded on the Internet. Watch the project progress and participate in the interactive conversations. 14th April - 25th June 2000
This self-help tutorial, called Eyes on Art, will guide you through the sometimes confusing and overly complicated world of art criticism. Ideal for anyone who's interested in art but feels put off by the terms used. This website has examples of famous and unknown paintings that will help you discover what you really feel about them.
A superb site for all your art resources. Links to many other art galleries and museums.
Divided into sections. including engineering and paintings this site illustrates the talents of this man..
The Corbis Collection stores over half a million photographs. Just type in a key word on any subject and in seconds you will be presented with massive list of images. This vast archive of photography is free for personal use.
An incredible selection of pictures from the first 75 years of photography is the main attraction on American Museum of Photography, a gallery that only exists online. Pictures of grand events such as Lincoln's funeral can be found alongside shots of everyday life in 19th-century, providing a fascinating glimpse of America's past.
Royal
Academy
The home of Monet in the 20th century, one of the most talked about exhibits
In recent years. Monetmania has gripped the Academy's website too, with a
whole section devoted to the late works of the Impressionist master. There
are also images and interesting articles galore.
The
Tate
There are three Tale Galleries in the UK - in London, Liverpool and St Ives.
They feature the cream of British art, together with modern works from around
the world. This site is beautifully designed and includes information on
the proposed opening of a fourth Tale in London.
The National Art Gallery
The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square hosts a massive collection of art
from both Britain and abroad. Here you can take a virtual tour of the gallery
online. It's a bit light on images, but there's plenty of background information
on the artists themselves.
Links to artists, galleries, historical and theoretical resources
Webmuseum
: Leonardo da Vinci : La Jconda
Virtual art galleries dedicated to 19th/early 20th century art movements.
Dead links deleted 30th November 2000