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ArtDepot

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One-Stop for Art History Reference

A collection of art reference online resources selected by The Mint Museum Library

Eurocentric Art

Eurocentric Art cont.

Global Art

Decorative Arts and Design

Ancient Greek and Roman Art

- Overview: Greek Art

- Overview: Roman Art

- Topics

Gothic Art

Renaissance Art

Northern Renaissance Art

Baroque Art

18th-19th Century Art

- Neoclassical Art

- Impressionism

20th Century Art

- Post-Impressionism

- AbstractExpressionism

- Modern Photography

Topics in Contemporary Art

- Environmental Art

- Identity Politics

- Installation Art

- Street and Graffiti Art

- Performance Art

- Explore contemporary photographers

- Global Cultures 1980-now

African Art

- Central Africa

- Southern Africa

Asian Art

- South & Southeast Asia

- Central & North Asia

Oceania

Art of the Americas

- Latin American Art

-Contemporary Latin American Art

- Native American Art

- Topics in Contemporary Native American Art

- Ancient Mesoamerican Art

- Mexican Folk Art

Decorative Arts

Historic Costume and Fashion

- Topics in Fashion

Contemporary Craft & Design

- History of Glass Art

- Contemporary Glass Art

- History of Ceramics

- Contemporary Ceramics

- Basics of Textile Art

- Contemporary Textiles

- History of Wood in Art

- "Against the Grain" exhibition

- Basics of Metal Work

- Topics in Metal Work

- Furniture Design History

- Contemporary Furniture Design

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Liberty Leading the People by Eugene Delacroix

Queen Mother Pendant Mask (Iyoba), 16th century, Edo peoples, Court of Benin, Nigeria, ivory, iron, copper, 23.8 x 12.7 x 8.3 cm (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)