Art Projector Caption This St Barbara
If you've got the Google Arts and Culture app downloaded to your phone, you can use Art Projector to hang some of history's best art inside your own home. You can act like a curator and hang your art as though in a gallery, or you can have a bit of fun...
Scroll on to take a peek at these 6 playful and innovative ways to use Art Projector.
Art Projector Caption This The adolescent Bacchus 1
1. Sip Some Wine With Bacchus
Caravaggio's picture of the notorious god of wine and revelry is as deep and rich as your favourite red. Share a glass with mythology's best drinking buddy.
Make sure to enjoy responsibly, though. Bacchus is the baddest of bad influences!
Art Projector Caption This The Kitchen Maid
2. Get some help in the kitchen
Joachim Wtewael's kitchen maid is getting to grips with a bunch of delicious-looking ingredients, and could help out with that signature dish of yours.
In the background of Wtewael's picture you can see a biblical scene taking place - Christ visiting the house of Mary and St Martha. A true chef wouldn't let anything distract them!
Art Projector Caption This Cardsharps
3. Game Night
Invite some of Caravaggio's card sharps over for a high-stakes game.
Watch their prying eyes, though. They might not be playing fair...
Art Projector Captions This El Greco
4. White Hot Fashion
El Greco, an important painter of the school of Mannerism, painted this young boy blowing on a glowing ember. But he could instead help you dry your nails.
It's a Mannerist manicure!
Art Projector Caption This Artemisia
5. Changing Rooms with Artemisia
The baroque genius Artemisia Gentileschi painted herself as the Allegory of Painting, the physical embodiment of art.
Who could be better to help you redecorate?
Art Projector Caption This Portrait of the Duc
5. Start a reading group
Get the motivation you need to finish that 600-page novel you started months ago by joining this regency reading-group.
Which book would you discuss with the duke?
Art Projector Caption This St Barbara 2