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A 3 page review on a virtual art museum tour provided by a visitor to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s African art exhibit. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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nation. However, it is also a place, like many museums, that people cannot always get to, especially in relationship to various exhibits which can often only last a particular space
of time. One individual offers a virtual tour of an exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum of Art online. The following paper takes that tour, discusses the tour, and analyzes the
ease of the tour. Virtual Art Museum Tour: African Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art The website of this particular tour is http://www.randafricanart.com/Met_museum_virtual_tour.html. The author of the tour
indicates they have created this tour, through photographs they have taken, so that people who may not be able to get the museum can get a chance to see this
particular exhibit of African Art. The author notes, "It was my first trip to the Met to see the collection and I wanted to share the photos with others who
havent seen the collection and people who have seen it but wanted to see it again without going to New York" (Rand African Art, 2005). The page illustrates that it
is essentially divided into four different pages that comprise the tour. They indicate that some pages have a great deal of images and may take some time to load and
the author also, properly, offers the website of the Metropolitan Museum of Art so that the visitor to this site can go directly to the Museums site. The first
page is also comprised of information pertaining to the exhibit. They provide a bit of history and describe the different regions where the art originated. It is not an overly
long explanation but yet presents enough information so that the reader/viewer feels they are familiar enough with the topic to look at the tour, to view the pictures. The four
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