Invite the masters into your living room.

The art world, meeting yours.

Free to visit, and nothing to sign up for.

The Adoration of the Magi, Sandro Botticelli

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One click from the masters

Rembrandt, Botticelli, Leonardo, van Gogh. The works you would fly across the world to see are on the screen in front of you.

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The world’s great museums, wherever you are

Some of the world’s finest museums have opened their collections through Open Access, and you can view them from anywhere.

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Close enough to see the brushwork

Every work fills your screen, and you can zoom in close enough to see the brushwork and the cracks in the paint. It is the closest thing to standing in front of it.

How it works

Press play

You are one click away from the works of the masters. Follow your heart: feeling peaceful, in the mood to contemplate, after some drama, or wanting something uplifting. Set the mood of the evening and press play.

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

Sit back and enjoy

Each work fills the screen and moves slowly, the way your eye would travel across it on a gallery wall. Lean into the brushwork, or move on when you are ready. You always see which museum keeps the work.

Keep what moves you

Something will stop you. Save it and it is there next time, on any screen you open. Send it to someone who would love it too.

The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew

Caravaggio

Made available thanks to the open access work and participating museums

Museums around the world have opened their collections to everyone. You see the name of the museum keeping each work.

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.