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Art & Museums
A. Pintura: Art Detective - Here’s a history lesson that challenges you to solve “The Case of Grandpa’s Painting”.
Dylan Pierce Art Gallery Home Page - This web site features some great work by a 15 year old web master: watercolors, pastels, colored pencils, and graphite.
Eyes on Art - This is a great site for learning the history of art on a “kids Level”. It allows kids to create their own museum from the works available within the site.
Leonardo Home Page - Leonardo daVinci site; where art & science teachers and students can learn about this scientist, inventor, and artist. The lessons are interactive.
Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Metropolitan Museum of Art is world famous, and is a must-visit if you’re traveling to New York.
Metropolitan Museum Of Art for Kids - Impressive tour includes family guides, museum hunts and art games for the entire family.
The National Museum of American Art - This is part of the world-famous Smithsonian Institute, and has an entire array of interesting exhibits.
WebMuseum: Artist Index - You’ll fnd a lot of useful and informative references on this site.
WebMuseum: Glossary of Painting Styles- This glossry will come in handy and will allow you to expand your knowledge of many art styles.
World of Escher - great examples of M.C. Escher’s math based art work (more Escher links on this page)
http://artcritiquegallery.com/ -An excellent source if you’re an artist, and you’d like to see or have your work critiqued. I highly recommend this site.
Websites of interest:
1. http://sites.google.com/site/worldartdecor.
