WikiArt VS Google Arts & Culture

Google Arts & Culture

Explore collections of art and culture from around the world, both past and present.

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Best Educational Apps for Middle Schoolers

Moreover, Google Arts & Culture stands out for allowing users to interact with its high-quality visual content, providing an impressively engaging and hands-on experience. Students can explore the museums with a 360-degree view, zoom in on high-quality images of artwork, and explore virtual exhibits.

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WikiArt mentions (8)

The Gentleman Irritating Ms. Oliver, Berthold Woltze, 1874.
It's the same as the image available on wikiart.org. Source: 10 months ago
Any website that allows me to see a zoomed in version of a painting so that I can see the actual texture of the paint?
In my experience it can be very difficult to get even decent scans of many paintings. I've had a bit of luck with wikiart.org on occasion. The ARC also has some serviceable images. Apparently you can pay for access to higher quality scans, which I haven't tried myself but it's an option. Source: about 1 year ago
Yo there! My friends like the colors, but don't get what they're looking at. Is it confusing? Feedback would be lovely~! ^u^
The other individual is tight that the lightning lends to the confusion; however, lightning creates depth and depth is only one way to present clarity. I would recommend heading over to a website like WikiArt then head to styles and browse art from 'Cubism' and 'Surrealism'. Line weight, line direction, implied lines, color contrast, and so forth are all ways that you can create clarity. I like that there's... Source: about 1 year ago
Evaelyn, Mobile Tactician
If you want art/artists that pushes the Magic boundaries a bit I'd recommend wikiart.org. You can look for art based on art movements and genre and find some cool people. If you find artists you really like there who are still alive, find their website and then you have a goldmine. Source: over 1 year ago
Something similar to Muzei on windows?
I like to use Muzei on my android device and get every day a new painting. Is there something like it for windows? I have tried an app called John’s Background Switcher for Windows, but I did find any rss to configure with that. I've seen that Muzei for android use wikiart.org publications. Is there some app to get the daily wikiart publications? Source: over 1 year ago