Virtual gallery of the Himalayan Art Project preserves and displays the sacred Buddhist art of the Himalayas. Includes over a thousand thangkas.

Contemporary Chinese-art gallery offers profiles of its artists and a collection of downloadable screensavers. Find out about purchasing works.

Gallery and artist exchange program in Oakland, California, offers exhibit schedules, articles and reviews related to contemporary Chinese art.

Specialist in contemporary Chinese art from leading Chinese artists advises private and corporate collectors worldwide.

Explore ancient, historical and modern Chinese paintings and painters. Includes gallery links, image archives and cartoons.

Online exhibition space offers a forum for contemporary Chinese art. View works, read essays by specialists, news and listings.

Beijing gallery shows contemporary Chinese near the walls of the Forbidden City. Includes schedules of current shows and artist archives.

Features modern Chinese paintings depicting nature, such as sea life, fish, and flowers. Portraits are rendered with brush-and-ink techniques.

Presents an exploration of the major schools of Chinese painting in existence between 1850 and 1950. Includes the Shanghai and Lingnan Schools.

Introductory guide to Chinese painting explores famous painters and their work by dynasty. Learn more about Huang Gongwang and Ni Zan.

Provides a nice overview of the art styles found in the Tang, Song and other Chinese dynasties. Subscribe to browse related articles.

Online companion to the PBS NOVA series about the Takla Makan Mummies offers photographs of the findings and a transcript of the show.

Browse this gallery that features original oil paintings, Chinese paintings, and paper cuts from such artists as Lihua Ma and Xiaoli Wang.

Dayton Art Institute describes its 1998 exhibit entitled "Eternal China." Features artifacts from the Qin and Han dynasties.

Asian Art Museum of San Francisco offers an overview of its 1996 exhibit that featured several pieces from the Taipei National Palace Museum.

Gallery deals contemporary Chinese paintings in oil and ink, as well as some period collectibles such as snuff bottles and paperwork.