In fairness, they're getting ready for an early 1999 exhibit of mummies, so perhaps they're currently overextended. The site provides clear, literate commentary. Links will take you to other areas of Near Eastern art in their collection. The mini-history of how the university got its art is also interesting. This is a site created by Tulane University professor, Hugh Lester, for a course in theatre scenic and costume design for MFA students.
Descriptions are technical, minimal, but occasionally evocative.
There seems to be no particular order among the images, but it's a wonderful site for browsing. Captioning is minimal and in French only. The information is generally entry level, but interesting. This is another Culture Net site run by the Egyptian government. It offers an informative and useful essay on Egyptian art in general as well as a comparison between traditional Egyptian art and that of the Amarna period during the reign of Akhenaton.