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• Art History Resources on the Web

Links to sites on topics from Prehistoric Art to 20^th Century.

• ArtsNet

Carnegie Mellon created this as a community service, but it has evolved into a central linking point for all organizations and agencies involved in the arts management process. Both ArtsNet and ArtsWire are searchable, and the latter also provides job listings.

• The Costume page

Perhaps the most comprehensive site on costume on the Internet today, particularly useful for the performing arts.

• Mark Harden's Artchive

Over 2300 images from more than 230 artists, both public domain and copyrighted, free to use up to 5-6 images for non-profit, education purposes. From ancient to contemporary/postmodern.

• Women Artists in History

Basically, a list spanning the Medieval Period through Contemporary, with birth/death dates for each artist. Biographical information and illustrations are incuded for some. Also offers links to varied relevant resources.

• Writng About Art

Prof. Munsterberg's site explains the different approaches encountered in undergraduate art history classes. Each chapter outlines the characteristics of one type of visual or historical analysis, and briefly explains its history and development.