The Louvre Web site that Robert mentioned isn't official but it sounds interesting. Here's where to find it. Robbin Murphy NYU/Museum Studies [log in to unmask] -------------------FORWARDED MESSAGE--------------------- From: [log in to unmask] (Nicolas Pioch) This World Wide Web exhibit is currently hosting three online exhibits: + a French medieval art demonstration, featuring "Les tres riches heures du Duc de Berry" + a collection of well-known paintings from around the world + a tour of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, the Champs-Elysees... All details about how/why I made this exhibit are online. The virtual Louvre exhibit entry point is http://mistral.enst.fr/~pioch/louvre/ Experience and my error_log file both tell that the longer the URL, the more mistakes people make, so you can also access the exhibit from http://mistral.enst.fr/ It's not supported (yet) in any form by my school nor the Louvre museum itself, but with the tremendous feedback I'm having from all of you around, I hope to get officials into helping soon. (YOU can help there, details are available online again) This will take some time, though, as each time bureaucracy is involved :) The feedback from those who have enjoyed the visit will probably be most useful for that, and maybe also the fact that the `Louvre' exhibit is one of the nominees for the "Best of Web'94 Awards", in the "Best Use of Multiple Media" section (Thanks to the maintainer of this stuff). Cheers, -- Nicolas