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Mythology

Mythology Resources

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Keywords to use:  mythology, Greek, Greece, or specific character search, such as Siren and Mythology

Dewey Decimal ranges:  291-2  and 398-9


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Mythology in Art

The Hermitage Museum-St. Petersburg, Russia

The Prado Museum-Madrid, Spain

 The Louvre Web site includes samples of art works from the museum's extensive selection with information about each piece. The site also features a QuickTime movie virtual visit to the Louvre.

 WebMuseum is an online gallery of famous paintings from museums all over the world. The images may be searched by artist or by theme, and a glossary of themes is provided.

The Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco features an "Imagebase" of over 65,000 digitized images from the museum's collection. The imagebase is searchable by artist, country, period or even the subject represented in the work of art.

MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) provides several interactive exhibits including the Art Safari which guides children to write about what they see in art.

The J. Paul Getty Museum of Art site displays a well-organized sample of artworks from various collections (antiquities, decorative arts, drawings, manuscripts, etc.). Images of the artwork as well as historical information and biographies of the artists are provided in the collections overview.

Odyssey Online is designed to support the use of museum objects in your classroom. The site includes a Teachers' section with interactive tutorials, and an elementary and middle school section that takes students on a journey to explore the ancient Near East, Egypt, Greece, Rome, and 19th - 20th century sub-Saharan Africa using maps and museum artifacts.