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I found this info on a homeschool website and thought it is a great resource:
The National Gallery of Art has a lending library of art teaching materials, available at National Gallery of Art Loan Material Finder.
The only charge involved is return postage via Media Mail. You can order a hard copy of their catalog by email or snail mail, and/or consult their online catalog. From the blurb at their website:
The National Gallery of Art’s Division of Education provides slide teaching programs, multimedia programs, videocassettes, CD ROMs, DVDs and videodiscs to millions of viewers each year. These programs are intended to foster awareness of the visual arts and make Gallery collections accessible to a broad audience beyond the Gallery's walls. They are circulated FREE of charge to educational institutions, community groups, and individuals throughout the United States.
Our Loan Programs meet national standards in the visual arts for kindergarten through grade 12. A variety of artists, subjects, techniques, and styles are examined. Many programs contain suggestions for related activities and questions designed to stimulate discussion of the art and artists, of cultural and historical issues.
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