Smarthistory, a tiny not-for-profit, with support from our academic contributors, as well as major foundations and donors. Smarthistory has become the most visited art history resource in the world. Smarthistory supports the ethical and open sharing of cultural knowledge. All of our resources are published under a Creative Commons non-commercial license and are available ad-free to anyone with an internet connection. Smarthistory is public art history.

Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT) was started back in 1997 at Sonoma State University. It is a community of staff, volunteers, and members who work together in various ways to provide users of OER (Open Educational Resource) teaching and learning materials with a wealth of services and functions that can enhance their instructional experience.

Search over 200,000 images of artwork in the public domain.

The collection contains over 1,000 open access digital images relevant to the Baroque era available for download, as well as many lectures in audio and video formats about art from the period.