A free art search engine, begun in 1999. Currently has over 700 arts sites indexed to create a searchable database of online images of visual art and the locations of the original works worldwide.
Explore museums from around the world and discover and view artworks at incredible zoom levels.
You don't want to miss the YouTube videos with Art Project. You can see and hear art historians and curators talk about individual works of art in detail.
Warning: some images are difficult to see: this is a work in progress.
Over 65,000 images of famous art in the National gallery!
To get started enter a search term in the Quick Search box located in the upper right-hand corner of this page or browse the regularly updated featured-image collections prepared by Gallery staff.
A database of European painting and sculpture of the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassicism and Romanticism periods (1100-1850), currently containing over 26,000 reproductions
Yale shares over 1.5 millions images across disciplinary lines - all free. However, they do not offer ARTstor's sophisticated software for saving images into folders nor do they have much in the traditional arts. Better used for non-ART courses; ARTstor remains superior for ART-related images and for the breadth of time covered and world-wide cultural diversity.