

http://artgallery.yale.edu/pages/collection/permanent/pc.html
I found a pretty extensive online gallery at the Yale University website. You can view photos and descriptions of paintings, prints, photos, and mostly sculptures in several categories like Modern/Contemporary, Early European, African, Ancient, American Decorative, Ancient America, Coins/Medals, etc.


It's like getting all the benifits of a museum visit without the hassles of cost, transportation, sore feet, boredom, or crazy Portlanders like the drunk Italian man my friend and I met during the summer on our way to a museum, "heayy heayyy ask mea why Imma goin te the park..... DUHH! becuz thers BELLYDANCERS!" ::man staggers away in opposite direction of park::
There's also an interesting section with statements on subjects about art like "What is art and why does it matter?" or "Can Art be criticized on ethical grounds?"
http://artgallery.yale.edu/pages/whatisart/whatisart.html
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You're killin' me! This is awesome.
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