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For sure, you get a much better experience seeing a work in person. I’ve never seen photographs that can capture the detail in brush strokes that you will see
by OldHand2018 6y ago
For sure, you get a much better experience seeing a work in person. I’ve never seen photographs that can capture the detail in brush strokes that you will see when examining a painting. Street View is also a bit crude in the ability to position, so you are also never going to be able to look at a work from multiple angles, exactly how you wish.
You should also check out the Cleveland Museum of Art when the pandemic allows - they have a really massive touch screen where you can interact with the pieces in their collection. It’s so large that many people can use it at the same time!
- CharlesW 6y ago> I’ve never seen photographs that can capture the detail in brush strokes that you will see when examining a painting. Have you tried this? https://hirox-europe.com/PEARL/ https://hirox-europe.com/PEARL/ (don't miss the 3D viewer)
- OldHand2018 6y agoThat is quite impressive!