This site is best viewed using a 4.0 or better browser, as it employs stylesheets. It also uses a lot of JavaScript understood only by these browsers (and Netscape 3.0).

Additionally (especially if you have a 14" monitor), you should turn off all of your Browser's toolbars so that you can see as much of the screen (and therefore the paintings) as possible. In Netscape, under the "Options" menu, turn off Directory Buttons, Location and the Toolbar. At the least, turn off the Directory toolbar, and (under "Options/General Preferences"), set your toolbar to display "as text only". If you're using Internet Explorer, under the "View" menu, turn off "Favorites Bar", "Button Bar" and "Address Bar". You really don't need all these buttons anyway - if you do need any of their capabilities, they're still available under the menu. By turning off these toolbars, however, you will be able to view most of the pages and paintings without scrolling on a 14" monitor.

The paintings will look best if you have a 16-bit color (thousands of colors) monitor, or better.

In the paintings section, clicking on any thumbnail will bring an enlarged view of the painting to the screen, along with more information about the painting.