Students can take a guided tour through the renowned contemporary art exhibition housed in the South of France without leaving the classroom. The Foundation of Marguerite and Aimé Maeght houses works such as The Bush by Henri Matisse, 1951; Starfish by Alexander Calder, 1944; Women of Venice II by Giovanni Giacometti, 1957; Stained Glass Window by Georges Braque, 1962; and Lunar Bird by Joan Miró, 1968. “The Foundation is not only a living and welcoming exhibition space, but also a place open to other arts…bringing young creators into frequent contact with more well-known artists,” said Adrien Maeght, the founder of the foundation.

Features:

• Detailed information about many artists
• A foundation map to provide easy access to individual exhibition areas
• Video tours
• Hyperlinks from artworks to artist biographies

		Walk among many Miró sculptures
			Take video tours of the foundation exhibits and grounds.

Grades 4 and up
Hybrid CD-ROM for Windows and Macintosh® Standalone Version ISBN 0-7172-3324-3
System Requirements
Platform	Hybrid Disc for Win 95 & Win 3.1/Mac
Computer	IBM-compatible 386 SX, 25 MHz or higher/Mac LCIII, 68030 CPU, 20 MHz or higher/faster
Operating System	Win 95 or Win 3.1 running over DOS 5.0 or higher Mac 7.1 or higher
Memory	For Win 95, 16 MB; for Win 3.1, 4 MB RAM Mac 4 MB free RAM (in addition to RAM used by system)
Hard Disk	5 MB free for both platforms
Video	Win 640x480x256 colors (SVGA) Mac 14-inch or larger color monitor capable of displaying at least 256 colors. (thousands of colors recommended)
Audio	Win-supported sound card
CD-ROM Drive	MPC II-rated 300 KB/sec or higher transfer rate for optimal video playback
Mouse	Win-supported mouse or pointing device
Ancillary Software Required	Win 3.1: MSCDEX 2.21 or higher
Supporting Software	Win QuickTime 2.01 and Win 1.0 supplied with product Mac QuickTime 2.01
Printing	Does not support printing