Our National Fine Arts Museum (MNBA) has been recently joined the Google Art Project which presents an online version of our greatest museum. There are 234 digitalized works by 90 different artists, which allow you to enjoy the museum even before or after visiting it. All the images are in high definition and have all the information you may need on it. It’s a new tool to exhibit out cultural heritage.
The Artistic Director of MNBA, Maria Ines Stefanolo
said: “It’s a great chance to spread the Argentina culture worldwide”. Among
the many classics you can see are: “Sin pan y sin trabajo” (No bread and no
work) by Ernesto de La Cárcova and “Pesadilla de los injustos” (Nightmare of
the unfair) by Antonio Berni. You can find some European classics and
pre-Hispanic patrimony as well.
The proposal accompanies a rebirth of museums around
the world. This new way of enjoying the works has changed the way people see
museums. Some choose to select the works they want to see in their visit (or
even if a particular museum it’s worth a visit). Others prefer to re-enjoy the
works they were amazed by during their visit. Now, you choose how to visit the
museum and that’s a great option.
Along with our MNBA, in Google Art Project you can
find great museums of the world such as: the New York MOMA, The London National
Gallery and the Museé d’Orsay from Paris, among others. Give it a try!
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