Short, evocative studies of the works of major artists represented in the collections of the National Gallery of Art: Copley, Catlin, Cassatt, and American Naive painters. Programs are not intended as definitive studies of these artists; rather, each is designed as a starting point for group discussion of the art and artist. Segments may be used independently, in any order or combination. (25 mins.)

Horses and jockeys at the racecourse and steeplechase inspired Degas' art throughout his career. This program presents a selection of Degas' paintings and drawings of racehorses and riders, as well as his explorations of the subject in the wax sculptures that he made for over thirty years. 20 slides, 28-page booklet

An introduction to some of the outstanding French paintings in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. The rich artistic heritage of France is illustrated in works spanning three centuries by such artists as Claude Lorrain, Fragonard, Chardin, Corot, Manet, and Renoir. 24 slides and booklet

This slide survey, based upon a newly published guide, provides art-historical information on more than thirty-five highlights from the Gallery's collections. Interspersed with commentaries on single objects are "Master Class" spreads, which offer an in-depth look at specific themes, artists, and works of art. 80 slides and 66-page book in English, French, or Spanish

This CD-ROM allows users to explore more than 1,500 paintings and sculpture in the permanent collections of the National Gallery of Art. Based on the National Gallery's Micro Gallery multimedia system, this encyclopedic program introduces the work of more than 600 artists. High-quality color images and details permit close study of the works of art. A subject index relates the works thematically, while a timeline places them in the context of major historical and cultural events. Also included are regional maps and a dictionary of terms.