Art: Websites

Video courtesy of North Carolina State University.

"Founded in 1989, and online since 1995, artnet is the leading resource for the international art market, and the principal platform for art auctions on the Internet. We offer a wide range of art market resources, providing a place for people in the art world to buy, sell, and research Fine Art, Design, and Decorative Art."

9.7 million auction records from 1922 to the present day. Belmont does not have access to the paid portion of this website, but it's still a useful tool for researching an artwork's provenance.

From the Getty Research Institute. Multiple databases of auction catalogs, stock books, and more.

The Tennessee Art Education Association. A professional association of art educators in Tennessee.

From the Getty Museum. Curricula, guides, activities and more.

Many resources, programs, lessons, images and more for art educators, courtesy of the National Gallery of Art.

"A biographical and methodological database intended as a beginning point to learning the background of major art historians of western art history. A free, copyrighted, scholarly database for the use of researchers, students and the public."

Created by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A collection of timelines, essays, maps and images arranged chronologically and thematically.

Curated by the University of Michigan. An extensive index of art and art history resources on the internet.