The following Web destinations provide information about and examples of the types of visuals described in this chapter.

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Art | Advertising | Cartoons | Photo-journalism | Ancillary Graphics

• The Webmuseum Network
  The Webmuseum Network provides links to art from the world’s most famous museums. It also provides biographical and historical information about famous artists, movements, and genres.
  

• The Virtual Museum Pages
  The Virtual Museum provides links to art museums around the world.
  

• The British Museum
  This is the official website of the British Museum, in London, England.
  

• Guggenheim
  This is the official website of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, New York.
  

• The Louvre
  Link to the Louvre museum in Paris, France.
  

• Metropolitan Museum Art
  The website of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, New York.
  

• Museum of Fine Arts
  The website of the Museum of Fine Arts, in Boston, Massachusetts.
  

• National Gallery
  The website of the National Gallery in London, England.
  

• The Prado
  The website of the Prado museum, in Madrid, Spain.
  

• The Rijksmuseum
  The website of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  

• Uffizi Gallery
  The website of the Uffizi Gallery, in Florence, Italy.
  
  Advertising
  

• Adbusters Magazine
  Adbusters Magazine is a nonprofit journal that addresses the way commercial forces "erode our physical and cultural environments" and provides a critical analysis of the ways that ads influence our buying habits and culture.
  

• Ads.com
  The new location of the popular advertising website adcritic.com.
  

• ClickZ online advertising
  ClickZ provides information about trends in online advertising.
  
  Cartoons
  

• Daryl Cagle’s Professional Cartoonist Index
  A list of over a hundred editorial cartoonists with links to their cartoons, and personal websites. Cartoons are also listed by category, syndication, and date.
  

• Cartoon Web
  Links to popular cartoons, editorial cartoonists, and pop art on the web.
  

• The New Yorker Cartoon Archive
  The cartoon archive of The New Yorker, with thousands of cartoons linked by artist and subject matter.
  
  Photo-journalism
  

• The New York Times
  The photo archives of the New York Times.
  

• The Washington Post
  The photo archives of the Washington Post, featuring special "photo albums" on political and social topics.
  

• TIME Magazine
  The photo archives of TIME Magazine, including special photo "essays" displayed in movie format.
  
  Ancillary Graphics
  

• North Carolina State Cooperative Extension
  Provides a discussion on how to use graphics in your own papers.
  

• Middlesex University, London
  Advice about using graphics and tables.
  

• "Advocacy Graphics" Demonstration
  Professor Charles J. Goetz, University of Virginia’s Hartfield Professor of Law, discusses the ethical use of graphics.
  

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