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Image Resources on the Web
Art History Resources on the Web, by Christopher Witcombe
Image Resources, compiled by Anne Harris (check out the Medieval resources, too!) Scroll down for a helpful list of links to museums around the world.
Image Collections and Online Art, University of Michigan
St. Olaf Visual Resource Center Image Database (login required)
Art Stor (login required; available only on St. Olaf campus)
Digital Imaging Project, Images from many places and times, by Mary Ann Sullivan
Web Gallery of Art, Western Art (mainly painting) from the 13th-18th centuries
MedArt, Images of Medieval Art and Architecture, by Alison Stones
Index of Christian Art at Princeton, European Medieval and Renaissance Art
Corpus Vitrearum, UK (UK Chapter of the International Organization of Stained Glass Scholars. The US chapter doesn't have a website yet!) For links to images and monuments, check out the Picture Archive and Other Websites links.
Database of Italian Stained Glass, by the Italian Corpus Vitrearum
smARThistory, by Beth Harris and Stephen Zucker. There are some great little clips of monuments filmed in "real time" by tourists on this site.
Virtual Tours and Panoramas, an excellent collection of links to architectural sites by Arne Flaten.
Map collection at the University of Texas, with access to great maps of all kinds!
Careers in Art History
Check out Prof. Anne F. Harris's site, with a fabulous page on Careers in Art History
Local museums, galleries and arts organizations
St. Olaf's own Flaten Art Museum
Northfield Arts Guild, check out what's up in Northfield
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
The Walker Art Center, one of my favorite places in the state
Frederick Weisman Museum, at the University of Minnesota
Minnesota Museum of American Art, in St. Paul and worth a visit
The Groveland Gallery, in Minneapolis
Franklin Art Works, in Minneapolis
Libraries
The University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
German Institute in Florence (Kunsthistorisches Institut)
Organizations and Monuments
International Center of Medieval Art at the Cloisters, New York
College Art Association (CAA)
Blogs and other things of interest
Medieval History in the Movies! A guide to movies set in the Middle Ages, what a fabulous resource.
Pat Kelley's site, includes his blog and lots of other cool things
Ihatetoast, you have to visit to understand...
Found Magazine, worth checking every so often
Cute Overload, also worth checking, if you like puppies and kittens ;-)