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Does anybody know of an online site that just collects historic paintings by decade? So I can click like '1410' and see a bunch from then

8:55 PM · Jun 9, 2017

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holy shit

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nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/expl Only displays paintings they have in their own gallery though

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A lot of museums have something like that. Like the Detroit Institute of Arts allows you to search by date range, artist, and even keywords.

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en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:

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I forgot the exact name but there was an app that tap into either the MoMa or Met catalog. Check their site and/or app Annie.

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