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	Ethnic and Regional Art African+ Asian+ Caribbean Celtic Chinese Dutch+ Egyptian European+ French+ Greek Indian Italian+ Japanese Latin American+ Mexican Middle Eastern Native American North American+ Oceanian Russian Scandinavian Spanish Museums and Centers See Also: Periods and Movements World Culture: Art Prints and Posters Works influenced by cultures from around the world, view the largest selection at the lowest prices, including thousands of custom framing and mounting options. World Myths and Legends in Art Site created by the Minneapolis Institute of Art featuring information and works by artists that have been inspired by the myths and legends of their culture. World Art Treasures Around 100,000 art images from civilizations in Egypt, China, Japan, India, and Europe brought to you by the Jacques-Edouard Berger Foundation. Metropolitan Museum of Art: Timelines/Regions The history of art from around the world organized chronologically and geographically. Art History Resources on the Web Art history guide created by Chris Witcombe of Sweet Briar College, includes resources from prehistoric to contemporary, links to museums and galleries from Afghanistan to Wales, and more. Wikipedia: Art by Nationality Information and resources from Albanian to Zimbabwean, also includes art by region and art by country. About using Wikipedia as an Academic Resource Museums and Centers African African American Asian Chinese Egyptian French Italian Japanese Latin American Mexican Native American Spanish British Museum: World Cultures Includes artefacts representing the cultures of the world over the past two million years. Mathers Museum of World Cultures Indiana University's museum of world cultures includes educational programs, exhibits, and events that explore objects from Australia to Zimbabwe. MIA: African, Oceanic, and Native American Art Collection of over 3000 objects created by Native peoples across four continents, including masterworks of sculpture, metalsmithing, ceramics, painting, basketry, beading, and quillwork. Glenbow Museum: World Cultures View Africa, Latin America, Oceania, and Asia highlights online, The Silk Road Virtual Art Exhibit An exhibit from the University of Washington, exhibition categories include cultures, religions, trade, and intercultural exchange. Custom Search

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