The Global Gallery — A great source for viewing art. Enter the artists name in the search window
for quick reference.

Ask Art — Good source for viewing art by American artists only. Enter the artists name in the search window for quick reference.

Art.Com — This site has an impressive inventory of posters. Visit the artists gallery and do an advanced search to find just about anything.

Mister Art — This site is literally jam packed with art supplies. Check out the "Kids Korner" for some fun art kits and craft packages.

Mike Venezia — Mike has written some of the most engaging books available in his, "Getting
to Know the Worlds Greatest Artists" series. They are well written and illustrated with a sense of
humor and insight that enables children to really connect with the material.

An Edward Hopper Scrapbook — A beautifully organized site compiled by the staff of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. A wonderful overall view of his life and his art.

CGFA — Some really high quality web viewing of Hoppers art.

More insight into the world of an American Classic authored by Mike Venezia.

Haring Kids — A very fun site with some great interactive areas. Totally geared towards kids with
a wealth of information about Keith and his work.

Keith Haring the Public Artist — A very vibrant and informative site on Keiths life, beliefs, and work through SFMOMA.

Some wonderful reading.

Georgia O'Keeffe — A wealth of information on O'Keeffes life. A good collection of photographs
of the artist.

More wonderful reading.

Tigertail Virtual Museum — A good selection of O'Keeffe paintings for excellent quality up close web viewing.

Michelangelo.com — A clean and visually aesthetic site of O'Keeffes work.

Web Gallery of Art — Probably the largest collection of El Greco art in one place on the web.
The paintings are arranged according to period. They even have some examples of his sculpture.
The navigation can be a little tricky for kids though. When you choose a picture to view, you must
click on a percentage number at the top of the image viewer in order to see it. Click on the circular
blue icon in the "comments" column to get additional information about a painting.

Mike Venezia has written a number of excellent books for children in his,"Getting
to Know the Worlds Greatest Artists" series. Click on Mike Venezia in the General Links section
for a complete listing of his entire series.

WebMuseum, Paris — Lots of excellent examples of Morisot's work.

About.com — Some paintings grouped together that capture how her choice of subject
matter set her apart from her fellow Impressionists.

CGFA site — Lots of examples of Bierstadt's stunning landscapes.

Webshot — More BIG pictures of his art.

Bierstadt — A rather large collection of Bierstadt paintings.

Go West Young Artist— A journey back in time and across the American landscape.

Guggenheim — Six good examples with a close-up option.

Dreaming Pictures is a wonderful, imaginative way to introduce children to the
whimsical world of Paul Klee. Very inspiring.

Tigertail Virtual Museum — More excellent quality web viewing of Klee's art.

Paul Klee, another good member of Mike Venezia's, "Getting To Know the Worlds Great Artists" series.

mystudios.com — A good selection of well known and more obscure Bellow's paintings.

The Archive — Three of his more well known paintings with zoom in options of up to 200%.

Dempsey and Firpo — Good zoom options for zeroing in on the action of this famous
fighting scene. The overall color is too dark though...

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