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Art History
► Art History Resources on the Web
► The Great Buildings Collection
► Iconography Links (Boston College)
► Illuminating the Renaissance: The Triumph of Flemish Manuscript Painting in Europe
(Zoom and Explore)► Internet Resources for the Study of Art History and Archaeology (University of Maryland)
► Metropolitan Museum of Art: Timeline of Art History
► National Gallery of Art Videos and Podcasts
Literature
► Meta-sites for Literature Web Sites
► Women in Literature
► Ethnic Literature in America
Music
► Classical Music (Duke University)
► Music Information Resources (University of California. Santa Barbara)
► Worldwide Music Internet Sources (Indiana University School of Music)
► Music Library Research Links (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
► Web Resources for Research in Music
► Music for a Nation: American Sheet Music (Library of Congress)
Studio Arts
► Art and Design (California State University, Frenso)
► Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco
► National Portrait Gallery (England)
► National Portrait Gallery (United States)
► CeramicsWeb (San Diego State University)
Theatre
► Theater Resources (Artslynx International Arts Resources)
► The Costume Gallery - The "Ladies of Fashion" will tour you through the four main areas of The Costume Gallery. These areas include a Designers Hall, The Courtyard, Product Palace and the Study. Entering the Study, one will find Web sites that pertain to the art of dress, the education of costume, and reference books at the Online Library pertaining to research and illustrations of historical costume.
► Costumes.org - A comprehensive site on costume with emphasis on history which includes a timeline and links to costumes from various periods including: Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece, 13th Century Europe to 20th Century Western Europe, and 1910's to 1990's costume. Designs and additional Web sites on costumes, make-up, and ethnic design are also included.
► The History of Costume - Originally published as individual plates in a German magazine. 125 plates were collected and bound into a book form and consist of historical dress from antiquity to the end of the 19th century. Available on the Web from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville, is an online index of the book showing all 125 plates from Turkish Women to Early 6th Century Byzantine Empire to Russian Folk Dress.
► International Theater Design Archive
► CurtainUp: The Internet Magazine of Theater Reviews and Features - A comprehensive guide to current theater in New York City, Washington D.C., and, to a lesser extent, London. Continually updated, the site's features includes extensive theater reviews, book reviews, interviews, and three quotation sections.
► New Harmony Theater, New Harmony, Indiana
► Shakespeare’s Globe Research Database
► American Variety Stage: Vaudeville and Popular Entertainment 1870-1920
► Dramatists Play - Search the catalog for plays, musicals and other materials. you can search by cast, size, title of the play, author, keyword or ISBN and purchase the scripts and materials online.
► Online Reference Sources
► Professional Associations
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