"Our mission is to become the definitive and most effective guide to museum-quality fine art on the Internet:
* definitive - We have compiled a comprehensive index of every artist represented at hundreds of museum sites, image archives, and other online resources. We have started out by covering the biggest and best sites around, and have links for most well-known artists to keep you surfing for hours. Update January/2006: We have now indexed over 2100 art sites, and offer over 75,000 links to an estimated 180,000 artworks by 8200 renowned artists.
* most effective - The Artcyclopedia's custom search engine is already the fastest way to search the Net for information about fine artists. Period.
* museum-quality - There are scads of artists with home pages on the Web, many of whom are extremely talented. But we can't list every site, and we really don't want to set ourselves up as arbiters of who produces "quality" art and who doesn't - making such a judgment is impossible over the Internet in any case. We feel that fairest approach is to rely on the worldwide network of museum professionals to make that call. So our general policy is, if an artist is in an arts museum collection, then he or she is qualified to be listed in our database. See our Information for Artists page for more specific information. "
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Comment by David Harcourt
Date: 30-07-2006
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