Relaxing HD Fine Art Screensaver for TV - 200+ 19th Century Oil Paintings (2 Hours, No Sound)
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
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Turn your TV into your own personal art gallery. Use this video as a screensaver / wallpaper and instantly create pleasant and relaxing atmosphere in your home or office.
This 2-hour series features high resolution oil paintings from artists like Claude Monet, Frederic Remington, Renoir, Van Gogh, and Pissaro, and dozens more. All artwork was created between 1800-1900. No sound, just beautiful HD artwork.
All artwork is in the public domain, and is offered free and unrestricted under Creative Commons Zero (CC0) designation.
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You can't see me but I'm on my knees "begging" you to NOT remove this channel. I've never seen an art Screensaver as stunning as this one. It literally looks like the real deal.
It looks so beautiful in my home and it goes with every season. I sent this channel to my sister and she was utterly amazed. Absolutely a 10 star job here. Many thanks 😊
Wow thank you so much! It’s a bit of a manual process to curate and stitch these together so I’m glad you’re enjoying it.
Yeah I can’t agree more, keep up the good work! I really enjoy these arts on TVs!
Tankyou for your fine art 💐❣️🖼
Love this, great picks!
Very great collection of fine art!❤
What a wonderful and creative idea! Thank you for making the Home Art Galley a reality!
Glad you are liking it!! Thanks for stopping by 🙌🏽
I really enjoyed these, amazing work!
What a terrific creation of art ...to showcase art. Krannie's work is locally legendary and this intimate carefully crafted piece reflects the artist( and his gallery) and displays the great artisty of the animator.
Knowing George just a little, this short piece so captures the essence of him, his personality, his smile, his talent and the love for his work. Well Done ... and lots of love to George!
I love this! Thank you so much! It would be great to know the artworks and artists. Perhaps in the future, you could list the paintings and the artist. It would be great for a person like me who doesn’t know much about art, but enjoys it and would like to learn more! Many thanks again for the screensaver. Brilliant!
beautiful
Thank you so much!!
My pleasure! Let me know if you want to see any others
So beautiful screensaver, it's a gorgeous oil painting! Nice and relaxing share 🥰👏
Wow... !!! Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!
Wonderful!!! Thanks for stopping by.
Nice. Is there a portrait orientation version? That will be so cool
Wow stunning ❤
Thank you:)
Glad you’re enjoying!
Wow nice
Thanks :)
Is there a way to add these to my folder to apply to my Samsung TV screensaver?
Very nice work this slideshow 👍👍
Does anyone know the name of the painter at 40m33 ?
The same as at 1h55m07 ?
A great lover of the horse ...
For the first one, I really have the impression to be on the spot and to have immortalized the moment with my camera...
Well not sure that I would have been welcomed with open arms ... 😅 😅
only one ik is the horse one is called "The Mexican Major" by Frederic Remington
@@Sam-db1kv Thank you SAM for taking the time and trouble to reply. Thanks to you I just saw that I could buy the canvas on Amazon :-)
Thanks for the info, Sam!
Please, could you add the names of each of the works and the artists?
Hey Izzy - great idea. Check out my latest video where I list out the names of the pieces and artists. Will try to do more of this going forward!
Do you have the original images available?
I haven't thought about that yet! Great idea.
@@homeartgallery2105 Have you made any progress collecting and sharing the images?
Would you ready to pay a few bucks for it ?
@@chri.eth21 Maybe once? The should all be in the public domain
"Sunday in the Park" is a pointillist piece. Is this a different piece?
There are a few Georges Seurat pieces in there :)
Here's an idea: why not cut up beautiful paintings and just show the parts that are cut out, but never ever show the entire painting it was cut from. Terrible thing to do to a painting.
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