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Information Links
Art, Collections, Labels, & Museums

ART
Bob Johnson Arts original wine posters and cartoons
Cephas Gallery
specialists in wine photos
Charles Kaufman
paints original and custom wine subjects and shows how a project develops
"new". Don Wallace Wine Photos
Fleet Inline Photomurals
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historic photos on wine and other themes
Kirk Irwin - Wine Photography gorgeous wine photos
Koffman Gallery,
original wineart with a sense of humor

COLLECTIONS
Corkscrew Directory

LABELS
How to Read Spanish Wine Labels
The Wine Label Library (Strat's Place)
Unusual Wine Labels
Wine Label Gallery
Wine Labels World (six language options - Mac users should use Netscape for best results)

MUSEUMS
Arkansas Historic Wine Museum

Kelowna Wine Museum (British Columbia)
Musee du Vin (Paris) HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Open-Air Museum of Trier (Germany - wine press display)
Origins and Ancient History of Wine HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Stellenryck Wijn Museum (South Africa)
Wine Museum of Ehnen (Luxembourg)
Wine Museum of Umbria (Italy)


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