CSU ART LINKS

Here are some of The Chocolate Professors' favorite Art museums and Galleries:

ART MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES

National Museum of African Art - A large collection of African Art.
The Studio Museum in Harlem - Established in 1967, the Studio Museum in Harlem is devoted to historical and contemporary works of art by black artists.
The Cave of Lascaux - Paleolithic Art.  The ancient cave paintings in France.
Museo del Prado - Prado Museum opened in 1819 in Madrid Spain, has one of the biggest art galleries in the world.
Louvre Museum - Established in 1793, the Louvre is one of the earliest European museums.
Singapore Art Museum - Dedicated to the collection and display of 20th-century Singapore and Southeast Asian modern and contemporary art, SAM joins a league of new generation museums around the world with well-executed exhibitions and community outreach.
National Gallery of Art - The gallery houses one of the finest collections in the world.
The National Portrait Gallery - "Breaking Racial Barriers" African Americans in the Harmon Foundation Collection.  The collections includes "Portraits of Outstanding African Americans".  A must see.
Smithsonian American Art Museum - The Smithsonian American Art Museum is the home of the largest collection of American art in the world. Its holdings—over 37,500 works—represent the most inclusive collection of American art of any general museum today, reflecting the nation's ethnic, geographic, cultural, and religious diversity.
The Metropolitan Museum of Arts - One of the largest and finest art museums in the world.  Its collections include more than 2 million works by the world's largest and most famous artist, spanning 5,000 years of history.  This site is a must for art lovers.
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco - Houses the deYoung Museum and the Legion of Honor, with more than 65,000 works of art and one of the largest searchable art collection in the world.
del Corazon! - Featuring the Smithsonian American Art Museum's collection of art by Latino artists.
The Art Institute of Chicago - The museum houses more than 300,000 works of art within its 10 curatorial departments.