These links lead off of our website. Use them at your own risk. We are not accepting new links at this time.  The purpose of Incredible Art Department is to promote art education. If you find a link that goes to an inappropriate site, please notify Judy Decker or Ken Rohrer immediately.

Art Image Sources

• Art Images for College Teaching: Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, Modern, Non-Western "AICT is a royalty-free image exchange resource for the educational community."
• Carol (Jackson) Gerten - Scanned art images- some biographical information about artists. Carol Gerten Mirror Site
• Mark Harden Artchive- scanned art images
• Olga's Gallery  Listing of artists This site has many quality images-- If the pop-up windows get annoying - try downloading POW to block the ads.  World Literature in Painting  Greek and Roman myths references
• Web Gallery of Art is a virtual museum and searchable database of European painting and sculpture of the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods
• World Art Treasures  Slide collection of art form Egypt, China, Japan, India, and Europe
• Web Museum  Famous Painters by artist  Theme Index
• Art Serve: Australian National University Art & Architecture - 165,000 images -- mainly from the Mediterranean Basin
• Artincontext.org - Images by Genre - Search by genre and by medium Also search by discipline

Art Galleries

• Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission Gallery- A site with art and photos of Abraham Lincoln. They are gearing up the the 200th birthday of Lincoln in 2009.
• ARC International - The Art Renewal Center With nearly 15,000 high-resolution images of the greatest works in history the ARC strives to be the largest virtual museum on the Internet.
• Art Gallery Emporium, an individual artist's and artisan's exhibition mall where they can display their artworks to the world community.
• Art in Cities- where you can click on a city and see it's artwork.
• Art Place Fine Galleries, with many artists' work.
• Barakat Gallery - Has over ten departments of specialization, including: Tribal, Pre-Columbian, Egyptian, Biblical, Near Eastern and Greco-Roman. High quality images with detailed information about each piece. A great image source for educators.
• Best of India - Online Fine Art Gallery -- site created by a group of Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) KHARAGPUR students --BIKASH BARAI (Computer Science & Engineering) and KAUSHIK ACHARYA (Math & Computing). They offer this site free to artists of India and have quite a variety of art represented.
• The Civilized Explorer- Art on the Net, where artists all over the world can submit art for viewing free!
• Currier Museum of Art- Online and ground in Manchester, New Hampshire.
• The Drawings of Leonardo da Vinci- Images of most, if not all his sketches.
• Drumcroon Gallery- With an online gallery, resources, and more. The site is geared to young people.
• Famous Paintings, Volume 1 and Volume 2- This is an art gallery that includes paintings from the book with introduction by G. K. Chesterton and printed by Funk & Wagnalls Company in 1913.
• Gallery-A Russia, St. Petersburg. Many contemporary Russian artists featured. See Anatoly Belonog's beautiful Impressionistic paintings.
• Indian Contemporary Art- An online gallery of art from India.
• Isabel Deco Gallery, with many reproductions by the masters and art links.
• Jonathan Ferrara Gallery- A collection of artists from New Orleans.
• Juan Mata Ortiz Gallery of Arizona- featuring beautiful pottery from around the world.
• Lugansk Art Gallery Lugansk, Ukraine. Represents professional artists of Ukraine, members of the National Union of Ukrainian Artists. The wide range of their styles varies from classics, realism, social realism to abstractionism and surrealism. The works are made in different techniques:  oil, acryl, water colours, graphics, etc.
• Mattress Factory, an online museum of contemporary art.
• Me Against the World- A collection of artists whose work is out of the mainstream.
• Oak Leaf Studio, graphic and web design.
• Retina Burn, a virtual art gallery.
• Terrain Gallery- A gallery specializing in Aesthetic Realism and 15 questions of the Siegel Theory of Opposites.
• Texas.net Museum of Art by Mark Harden.
• Vincent van Gogh Gallery, where you can view and buy Van Goghs.
• The Web Gallery, a cyber gallery in New York.
• The Web Museum, a huge gallery with many mirror sites- the best on the net!
• Virtual Museums
• Visions Art- With Indian contemporary art.
• World Art Treasures Art from many countries and Renaissance and Baroque artists.
• A World Community of Old Trees, devoted to tree art. It even has a tree gallery.
• World Wide Art - A worldwide collection of fine art.

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