Links to Related Sites

St. Francis

Literature and Fine Arts Society

Links to Related Sites

was created by an MIT alumnus.

2. Shakespeare On Line- Follow this link to a comprehensive data base of

Shakespearean plays, sonnets, plot summaries and criticism.

3. Sharon's Page- This comprehensive on-line reference is an excellent index

of web sites all over the world dedicated to Medieval and Renaissance

Studies. This index includes many links to web sites sponsored by

museums, universities, non-profit organizations and private

enthusiast-Recommended by the History Channe.l

4. Society for Creative Anachronism- This site includes a plethora of

information on Medieval and Renaissance reenactments and general

information on these two intriguing periods of world history.

5. Luminarium- This award winning web site is replete with an abundance

of resources for the serious student of Medieval and Renaissance

Studies. The site also includes a limited but impressive on-line

bookstore.

6. Botticelli On-Line- Search the Artcyclopedia site for a myriad of links to

on-line collections of Sandro Botticelli's works in collections around the

globe. Simply key in "Botticelli" in the search window at Artcyclopedia's

site to follow these important links.

digital facsimile copies of 80 ancient Manuscripts (scanned directly from the

originals).

8. Michelangelo.com- This excellent resource is devoted to "all things

Michelangelo." Site is replete with an abundance of information about

this unique Renaissance genius.

9. Shakespeare Os This site is now a proud member of the Shakespeare

Os Web Ring, sponsored by Yahoo.com. The ring includes numerous

sites of Shakespearean literature enthusiasts, exploring films, literature

and general criticism.

10. Art of Renaissance Science- Explores the context in which Italian

Renaissance science arose, and how the mathematics of Galileo's

"new science" as he called it, was related to the great works of

Renaissance Italian painters and architects.

11. Annenberg/CPB Learner- Journey back to a time of great discovery.

Explore significant scientific, artistic and cultural developments during

the Renaissance.

12. Investigating the Renaissance- This site examines material aspects of

of three early Netherlandish paintings using digital imaging

techniques. The site is sponsored by Harvard University.

13. Ibidem-The English Renaissance - This is dedicated to exploring the

ideology of Renaissance exegete Francis Bacon. Additionally, the

site has many fine links to sites exploring Renaissance Art, History and

Literature.