What are some of the best resources to learn about the history of art?

Wikipedia and google

>>2487278
awfull. no just no. dont go to cuckpedia for anything. its become a biased hellhole for past 5 years. all all the excitement and fascination of history will be reduced to dry late night reading from a monitor.

seek out books, on individuals, styles, movements,

and also documentaries , i would be careful of this. but there some good ones.


it would be nice if some anons cold recommend some.

>>2487348
My local Goodwill and Savers has alot of books about paintings and art history.

I'm interested too. plz deliver anon.

>>2487278
>Wikipedia

God no.

>>2487348
>documentaries

Can you recommend some good ones that aren't about the impressionists, conceptual art, or the old masters?

>>2487257
All my resources are by written my native authors, so I can't help you much with that. Try "The Story of Art" by E.Gombrich

To study the paintings I use this site:
http://www.wga.hu/support/mobile/search.html

>>2487384
What's your native language?

>>2487278
despite all the bitching and moaning, wikipedia is a pretty decent resource. extensive, full of links, offers general overviews as well as more in-depth looks at particular movements and artists, images, etc.

and then if you want more info on something you discover, google more resources.

>>2487348
>awfull. no just no. dont go to cuckpedia for anything. its become a biased hellhole for past 5 years.

>implying 'bias' can significantly impede your understanding of the unfathomably unimportant topic of 'art history'

>all the excitement and fascination of history will be reduced to dry late night reading from a monitor.

That's all art history is good for.

>>2487484
polish