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Art History Resources on the Web
Professor Chris Witcombe, Art History Department, Sweet Briar College.
A gateway site offering links organized chronologically, beginning with prehistoric art and ending with 20th century art and photography. The site also has extensive links to museums, galleries, and electronic research resources. Site is primarily about European art.
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Professor Chris Witcombe, Art History Department, Sweet Briar College.
A gateway site offering links organized chronologically, beginning with prehistoric art and ending with 20th century art and photography. The site also has extensive links to museums, galleries, and electronic research resources. Site is primarily about European art.
Resources Available: TEXT.
Website last visited on 0000-00-00.
WebMuseum
Nicolas Pioch.
art history: Art and information about artists from the gothic era to the present—as well as some classical music clips. Some of the links are broken.
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES, AUDIO.
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Nicolas Pioch.
art history: Art and information about artists from the gothic era to the present—as well as some classical music clips. Some of the links are broken.
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES, AUDIO.
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Diego Rivera Virtual Museum
virtual art museum with film clips and art of Diegov Rivera (1886–1957)
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES, AUDIO, VIDEO.
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virtual art museum with film clips and art of Diegov Rivera (1886–1957)
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES, AUDIO, VIDEO.
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Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco: Art Imagebase
The “Imagebase” is a searchable catalogue of the collections of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Online collections include paintings, drawings, etchings, porcelain, sculpture, silver, glass, furniture, textiles and more. The Imagebase currently contains more than half of the Fine Arts Museums’ collections with a goal of eventually presenting all of the collections online. Among the site’s features are “QBIC” a visual search engine for the museums’ collection of 3,000 Japanese prints, and “Zoom,” which allows users to magnify high resolution images stored in the museums’ “Imagebase.”
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES.
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The “Imagebase” is a searchable catalogue of the collections of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Online collections include paintings, drawings, etchings, porcelain, sculpture, silver, glass, furniture, textiles and more. The Imagebase currently contains more than half of the Fine Arts Museums’ collections with a goal of eventually presenting all of the collections online. Among the site’s features are “QBIC” a visual search engine for the museums’ collection of 3,000 Japanese prints, and “Zoom,” which allows users to magnify high resolution images stored in the museums’ “Imagebase.”
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES.
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World Wide Web Virtual Library: Museums Pages
Jonathan Bowen.
art history: gateway to museums and selected exhibits
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Jonathan Bowen.
art history: gateway to museums and selected exhibits
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Louvre Museum
art museum
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art museum
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The Museum of Modern Art
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National Gallery of Art
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WWW Virtual Library: Art History
History of Art Department, Birkbeck College, University of London.
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History of Art Department, Birkbeck College, University of London.
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Toys Were Us: How Our Favorite Playthings Came to Be
Discovery Online.
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Discovery Online.
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On This Date in North American Indian History
Phil Konstantin.
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Phil Konstantin.
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Religion and the Founding of the American Republic
Library of Congress.
An exhibition of 212 written documents and visual images that explores the significance of religion for early American history. Includes manuscripts, letters, books, prints, paintings, artifacts, and music from the Library of Congress and other collections. The seven sections of the exhibition—each including a 500-word essay and annotations of 100 words in length for each object displayed—cover the following topics: religious persecution in Europe that led to emigration; religious experience in 18th-century America, including the Great Awakening of 1740–45; the influence of religious leaders and ideas on the War of Independence; policies toward religion of the Continental-Confederation Congress of 1774–89, state governments, and the new federal government; and evangelical movements of the early 19th century. “The efforts of the Founders of the American nation to define the role of religious faith in public life and the degree to which it could be supported by public officials that was not inconsistent with the revolutionary imperatives of the equality and freedom of all citizens is the central question which this exhibition explores.” The site provides archival commentary to all sources and will be useful to those studying early American history and print culture, and the history of religion.
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES.
Website last visited on 2007-11-14.
Library of Congress.
An exhibition of 212 written documents and visual images that explores the significance of religion for early American history. Includes manuscripts, letters, books, prints, paintings, artifacts, and music from the Library of Congress and other collections. The seven sections of the exhibition—each including a 500-word essay and annotations of 100 words in length for each object displayed—cover the following topics: religious persecution in Europe that led to emigration; religious experience in 18th-century America, including the Great Awakening of 1740–45; the influence of religious leaders and ideas on the War of Independence; policies toward religion of the Continental-Confederation Congress of 1774–89, state governments, and the new federal government; and evangelical movements of the early 19th century. “The efforts of the Founders of the American nation to define the role of religious faith in public life and the degree to which it could be supported by public officials that was not inconsistent with the revolutionary imperatives of the equality and freedom of all citizens is the central question which this exhibition explores.” The site provides archival commentary to all sources and will be useful to those studying early American history and print culture, and the history of religion.
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES.
Website last visited on 2007-11-14.
American Religious Experience
Editors from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Louisiana State University, and West Virginia University.
Sponsored by the American Religious Experience Project which “encourages the development and publication of American religion manuscripts and images on the World Wide Web,” this site features book reviews, video clips, and scholarly essays. The site has a gateway to links offering a vast selection of primary sources related to religion in America.
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Editors from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Louisiana State University, and West Virginia University.
Sponsored by the American Religious Experience Project which “encourages the development and publication of American religion manuscripts and images on the World Wide Web,” this site features book reviews, video clips, and scholarly essays. The site has a gateway to links offering a vast selection of primary sources related to religion in America.
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES, VIDEO.
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Fighting for Our Lives
Unknown.
devoted to “challenging authority, ignorance, and lies” in America. NB: JAF emailed webmaster on 5–27–99 to get author name.
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Unknown.
devoted to “challenging authority, ignorance, and lies” in America. NB: JAF emailed webmaster on 5–27–99 to get author name.
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Death of the Father: An Anthropology of Closure in Political Authority
John Borneman and Linda Fisher, Cornell Institute for Digital Collections, Cornell University.
Site asks the questions: “Of what significance is the symbolization of the Father and his dead body for the form of national authority that follows thecollapse of a regime? Of what importance is the mode of death, treatment of the corpse, and the nature of mourning in bringing closure?” looking at Mussolini and Italy, Hitler and Germany, Hirohito and Japan, Tito and Yugoslavia, Stalin and Soviet Union and Ceausescu and Romania.
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John Borneman and Linda Fisher, Cornell Institute for Digital Collections, Cornell University.
Site asks the questions: “Of what significance is the symbolization of the Father and his dead body for the form of national authority that follows thecollapse of a regime? Of what importance is the mode of death, treatment of the corpse, and the nature of mourning in bringing closure?” looking at Mussolini and Italy, Hitler and Germany, Hirohito and Japan, Tito and Yugoslavia, Stalin and Soviet Union and Ceausescu and Romania.
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CSA Newsletter: Computer Technologies for Archaeologists & Architectural Historians
Center for the Study of Architecture.
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Center for the Study of Architecture.
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RaceSci: History of Race in Science
Evelynn Hammonds, ed., History of Science Program in Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
RaceSci is a site dedicated to supporting and expanding the discussion of race and science. The site provides five bibliographies of books and articles about race and science. The section on current scholarship has 1,000 entries, organized into 38 subjects. A bibliography of primary source material includes 91 books published between the 1850s and the 1990s. Visitors can currently view 14 syllabi for high school and college courses in social studies, history of science, rhetoric, and medicine. The site links to 13 recently published articles about race and science and to 49 sites about race, gender, health, science, and ethnicity. This site will be useful for teachers designing curricula about race and for researchers looking for secondary source material.
Resources Available: TEXT.
Website last visited on 2008-10-09.
Evelynn Hammonds, ed., History of Science Program in Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
RaceSci is a site dedicated to supporting and expanding the discussion of race and science. The site provides five bibliographies of books and articles about race and science. The section on current scholarship has 1,000 entries, organized into 38 subjects. A bibliography of primary source material includes 91 books published between the 1850s and the 1990s. Visitors can currently view 14 syllabi for high school and college courses in social studies, history of science, rhetoric, and medicine. The site links to 13 recently published articles about race and science and to 49 sites about race, gender, health, science, and ethnicity. This site will be useful for teachers designing curricula about race and for researchers looking for secondary source material.
Resources Available: TEXT.
Website last visited on 2008-10-09.
Documents in Military History
Dave Stewart, History Department, Hillsdale College.
Primarily contains information on pre-20th c. European history. Will have more American and other-non Western—check back later.
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Dave Stewart, History Department, Hillsdale College.
Primarily contains information on pre-20th c. European history. Will have more American and other-non Western—check back later.
Resources Available: TEXT.
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The Nixon and Sports Website
Nicholas Evans Sarantakes.
companion site to book looks at Nixon’s intense interest in sports, contains a collection of Nixon and sports photos.
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Nicholas Evans Sarantakes.
companion site to book looks at Nixon’s intense interest in sports, contains a collection of Nixon and sports photos.
Resources Available: TEXT, IMAGES.
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Lives, the Biography Resource
Kenneth P. Lanxer.
tons of links, but most are for a non-scholarly audience.
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Kenneth P. Lanxer.
tons of links, but most are for a non-scholarly audience.
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Guatemalan Death Squad Dossier and Relevant Declassified U.S. Documents
National Security Archive.
Guatemala, human rights
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National Security Archive.
Guatemala, human rights
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The Leeds Thai Politics Bibliography
Michael Nelson, Political Science Department, Chulalongkorn University.
Thailand politics and government
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Michael Nelson, Political Science Department, Chulalongkorn University.
Thailand politics and government
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Latitude: The Art and Science of Fifteenth-Century Navigation
Patricia Seed, Department of History, Rice University.
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Patricia Seed, Department of History, Rice University.
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Anglo Boer War 1899–1902: The Siege and Relief of Ladysmith
Brian Kaighin.
South Africa
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Brian Kaighin.
South Africa
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The Toaster Museum Foundation Homepage
Eric Norcross.
toaster museum, toaster art
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Eric Norcross.
toaster museum, toaster art
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History of the Suffrage Movement
Susan B. Anthony University Center, University of Rochester.
includes a timeline of important events from 1820 to the present day.
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Susan B. Anthony University Center, University of Rochester.
includes a timeline of important events from 1820 to the present day.
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The Cherokee “Trail of Tears” 1838–1839
Danny Farrow.
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Danny Farrow.
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