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			A virtual tour of the great art galleries and museums of the world     Art Gallery of New South Wales Art Gallery of Ontario Baltimore Museum of Art British Museum Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum Guggenheim Museum of Art Hermitage Museum of St Petersburg Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Los Angeles County Museum of Art Louvre Museum, Paris Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Museum H.R. Giger, Switzerland Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Museum of Modern Art, New York National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. National Gallery of Ireland National Gallery of Scotland National Gallery London National Gallery of Victoria, Australia North Carolina Museum of Art Philadelphia Museum of Art Pushkin Museum of Fine Art, Moscow Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam San Diego Museum of Art San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Springfield Museum of Art Timken Museum of Art, San Diego Toledo Museum of Art Whitney Museum of American Art, New York Declaration on the importance and value of universal museums - The international museum community shares the conviction that illegal traffic in archaeological artistic, and ethnic objects must be firmly discouraged. We should, however, recognize that objects acquired in earlier times must be viewed in the light of different sensitivities and values, reflective of that earlier era. The Yale Dictionary of Art and Artists by Erika Langmuir, Norbert Lynton Davenport's Art Reference and Price Guide 2001-2002 by Raymond Davenport, Lisa Reinhardt