Alphabetical Listing of Artists *** National *** Excellent! Cezanne, Degas, Matisse, Monet, Pissaro, Renoir, and many many more, all with many examples of their work with many others coming soon.

Andrews, Jack ("Artist") *** Tucson *** "World-Wide Graphics". Some of my favorites of his work from his non-digitial work section are the "Avra Crawler", "Aboriginal", and "Avra" images while many of his digital images are strong including "Supraliminal" which on the surface might seem to be the surface of another planet, but it might also be a haunting symbolism of frightening things which we all keep hidden, locked in deep holes. The electric sparks might be direct synapse pathways. The overall sense is that we're looking at electron microscope images of our own brains and how they hide things from us.

I particularly like the homey touch that his three daughter's web pages give.

Andrews, Melissa Her poem "Autumn Leaves" not only tells the story of the, "crystaline piercing of peace and unplanned aloneness", but its word placement adds to the vitality of the words, forcing your head to move in the fluttering manner of leaves.

Andrews, Rebecca "Abstract1" has an underlying symmetry of design with grays at the top and white along the bottom half. However, the piercing red lines at the bottom, because of their angle, imply the corner of a room. Seven carefully placed spheres seem all to be like eyes looking off in different directions, seeming to be trying to ignore the glare of the one black-circled orb which glares, perfectly designed, in the upper right of the image like a strict teacher. A well-done piece for one of such an early age. The overall feel is one of visual depth. and tension.

And, Andrews, Katrina, who is ten years old, writes a bit about herself, "My favorite movies are: "The Secret of Roan Inish", "The Adventures of Baron Van Munchausen", and "Powder." We'd like to see you expand your home page, Katrina, and delve deeper into what it was that you liked about those three movies (I liked all three as well).

Local Tucson area artist. E-Mail address: amiga@primenet.com

ArtCatalog.com: Biographies - *** Worldwide *** Biographies on hundreds of famous artists and photographers such as Duchamp, Jan van Eyck, Goya, Cartier-Bresson, Ansel Adams, etc.

ArtDaily World Wide Arts Artist Listing - *** Worldwide *** Really extensive artist listing separated into categories. But, also covers galleries, commercial, museums, publications, schools, councils, dance, music, etc. "The First Art Newspaper on the Net"

ArtSpeak - *** National *** ArtSpeak is a fine arts chat room. It's free; it just has to be arts related.

Bacon, Francis - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Blake, William - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Bo - *** Tucson *** Bo is a graduate of the University of Arizona. He has many expressive pieces on his site. Two of my favorites are this one from his "Your Love Is..." series and "Discharge".

Botticelli, Sandro - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Caroll, Lewis - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum; Of Alice and Wonderland fame.

Cositas, Elena - *** Waco Texas *** Elena's 'cartoons?' bridge the gap between comics and fine art. Each image exhibits a powerful reality twist which imparts a sense of humanity and pathos to each subject ( such as with her Jester drawing ). There are more images in her museum, so make sure you click the forward and backwards arrows to see the other rooms.

Cézanne, Paul - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

C é zanne, Paul: MoMA - *** World Wide *** Foliage. 1895-1900.

DSA - Design Services Alliance (E-Mail Only) - *** Tucson *** Connie and David Bayles: 850 E. Ohio #7: Tucson, AZ (520) 746-1886 --- Graphic Design

Dürer, Albrecht - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Escher, M.C. - *** Texas *** Escher's Art Museum

Eyck, Jan van - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

French Cave Paintings - *** Worldwide *** Alink, on the French Ministry of Culture's homepage, which leads to text and four images -- and what hopefully will become even more images and online text -- about the recent Combe d'Arc (Arde`che) prehistoric cave art discovery: caves larger and perhaps more beautiful than those at Lascaux.

Gauguin, (Eugène-Henri-) Paul - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Gogh, Vincent Van - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Goya, Francisco de- *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Greco, El - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Kandinsky, Wassily - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Klee, Paul - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Klimt, Gustav - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Krajnc, Anton *** Tucson *** "Anton Krajnc's Studio on the Net" has some beautiful images on it. His Lithographs are intricately colored and delicately illustrated. "All Original Color Lithographs are created directly on lithographic stones or plates, up to fourteen different ones for as many colors. They are then handprinted by the artist himself, signed and numbered in strictly limited small size editions of 150-300 impressions at most." He also created his own fresco, a thing not done much now-a-days, on the walls of the Baptism Chapel in Castle Bernau in Fischlham Austria.

Larson, Chuck - *** Worldwide *** Chuck Larson: Illustration and Design. Excellent site, excellent graphics. "Digital Design for Print, Film, Themed Entertainment, Television, Web Graphics, Children's Art, Book Jackets, Storyboards, etc. One of my favorite images is "The Visitor"

Leonardo da Vinci - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Manet, Edouard - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Mardon, Alan - *** Tucson *** From Pima. This delightful image of the San Xavier Mission is pure Tucson. The monsoon rains build up behind jagged lighting bolts and a stylized rainbow. A person is picking Saguaro fruit using a Saguaro rib tool. A deer headed man hunts with bow and arrow by the Santa Cruz. Delightful, intricate and I wish I could see it EVEN BIGGER.

Martinson, Laurie - *** Tucson *** Although I could do without the hokey cactus photo on the second page, this site opens up once you're inside. In the painting "Come into My Garden", Laurie reminds me that even a place as harsh as a desert may be coaxed from its prickly sharpness, if only for a moment.

Matisse, Henri - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Memling, Hans - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Michelangelo - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Modigliani, Amedeo - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Mondrian, Piet - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Monet, Claude - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Munch, Edvard - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

O'Keeffe, Georgia - *** Worldwide *** MoMA (Only one image)

Pevarnik, Joan - *** Tucson *** Works of Art in Clay and Metal. She had some photos of some of her gorgeous vessels with irridescent glazing. If I had the money...

Pissarro, Camille - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Pollock, Jackson - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Raphael - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Rembrandt - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Renoir, Pierre-Auguste - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Rodin, Auguste - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Rousseau, Henri - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Rubens, Peter Paul - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Schlosser, David - *** Tucson *** "Another WebBoy Production", David, who does work for The Arizona Daily Star, is a Tucson-based graphic artist. Some of his professional work surpasses the typical slickness or dullness which is common in most commercial work. Some of the ones I really liked were The Crying Boy which well illustrates the pain of childhood affronts and Cyber Cafe whose computer-rendered tabletop emits a warm sense of life and vitality not often seen in 3D renderings.

Seurat, Georges - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Signac, Paul - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

The River: Graphic Design - *** Tucson *** Listings of Tucson Graphic Design sites.

Titian - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Van Gogh, Vincent: 1883 - 1885 - *** World Wide *** He spent some time living and painting in a town called Nuenen and someone there has put up an interesting page about it.

Van Gogh, Vincent: MoMA - *** World Wide *** Hospital Corridor at Saint-Rémy. 1889.

Velázquez, Diego - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Warhol, Andy - *** Worldwide *** The Andy Warhol Museum

Weyden, Rogier van der - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum

Whistler, James Abbott McNeill - *** Worldwide *** Paris WebMuseum (Most famous for the painting people often call, "Whistler's Mother")