House Museum announced Kuwaiti Islamic monuments that will be published three works of art from the museum's collection of high precision within the Google Art Project Google Art.
And provide high-resolution images can zoom in and see the detail in the artwork that has not had the opportunity of viewing before them in this way.
And expands Google Art Project globally and now has today more than 250 partners worldwide provide 1500 work of art with high accuracy on the site. Thus there has been the total number of high precision and business other Bdqat business more than 40 different thousand.
Visitors can Google Art Project review of works of art, according to the name of the artist who designed by, or on behalf of the artwork itself, or the type of art, or on behalf of the museum, or the name of the country, or the name of the group and its period. Has been integrated into my service + Google and Hangouts video on the site, allowing viewers to extend an invitation to their friends in order to see the artwork of their favorite and put up for discussion through video chat or follow a guided tour offered by one of the experts to get the background on a particular topic or set certain technical.
The feature allows "exhibitions" users to save specific views of any work of art and design exhibition dedicated themselves. Comments can be added all the action from this business in addition to the possibility of full participation of the exhibition after it with friends and family. This is an ideal tool for students and groups cooperate to accomplish projects and assembly work through it. Moreover, there is a feature known as the "Compare" and allows you to check two pieces of artwork side by side to see how the artist's style evolved over time, and the link between the orientations of different cultures or to examine the details of the two parts of one business in-depth examination.
The House Museum of Islamic monuments in Kuwait's second museum in the Arab world to join the Google Art Project after joining the Museum of Islamic Art in Qatar last year.
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