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The Adoration of the Magi, Sandro Botticelli

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Centuries of art

Every civilization has produced its masters. Momentable brings their masterpieces together in one place, so centuries of human ingenuity are always within reach.

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A million masterpieces

The story of human creativity keeps going. With over a million works of art available, there is always another chapter waiting on your wall.

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Your full attention

Every masterpiece fills your screen on its own, so you can give it the attention a work of art actually deserves.

How it works

Find works you love

As you explore, save any masterpiece that stops you. Over time, this becomes a personal collection built entirely from your own taste, shaped by what actually moves you.

Venus with a Mirror

Titian

Ginevra de' Benci

Leonardo da Vinci

Flower Beds in Holland

Vincent van Gogh

The Stone Breaker

Georges Seurat

Lucretia

Rembrandt van Rijn

Seascape (Gravelines)

Georges Seurat

Watch them anywhere

Your collection travels with you. Open Momentable on your phone during a quiet moment, your tablet at home, or your television in the evening, and the masterpieces you love are exactly where you left them.

Bring art to your world

Zoom into the brushwork the way a curator would, move on when you are ready for the next work, or send a favorite to someone who would appreciate it. You are always the one in charge of the experience.

The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew

Caravaggio

More works of art than you could see in a lifetime

This is a small selection. Explore further and you will find both the world’s most celebrated masters and works that deserve to be known just as widely.

Made available thanks to the open access work and participating museums

Museums around the world have opened their collections for anyone to experience. Every masterpiece here is credited to the institution that stewards it.

National Gallery of Art
Cleveland Museum of Art
Belvedere
Minneapolis Institute of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
J. Paul Getty Museum

Your first masterpiece is waiting.