Visitors can view works from Austria's Kunsthistorisches Museum through Samsung Art Store. [Provided by Samsung Electronics] 사진 확대 Visitors can view works from Austria’s Kunsthistorisches Museum through Samsung Art Store. [Provided by Samsung Electronics]

Samsung Electronics will showcase 43 major works from Austria’s Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna on Samsung Art Store.

According to Samsung Electronics on the 18th, the addition of Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna follows the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, and the Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid, Spain, allowing Samsung TV users to enjoy masterpieces from Europe’s leading museums from home.

Featured works include Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s “The Tower of Babel,” Johannes Vermeer’s “The Art of Painting,” and Gustav Klimt’s “Nuda Veritas.”

Other highlights include iconic landscape paintings by Canaletto and Bernardo Bellotto depicting Venice and Vienna, as well as Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s “Summer.” Masterpieces by Rubens, Velázquez, Caravaggio, Titian, Rembrandt, and Raphael will also be available.

To faithfully convey the emotion of the original works, Samsung Electronics combines high-resolution images provided by the museum with its proprietary anti-glare display technology to deliver a complete visual experience.

Visitors can view works from Austria's Kunsthistorisches Museum through Samsung Art Store. [Provided by Samsung Electronics] 사진 확대 Visitors can view works from Austria’s Kunsthistorisches Museum through Samsung Art Store. [Provided by Samsung Electronics]

Through the anti-glare technology, which uses a special coating on the screen surface to disperse light in multiple angles and directions, Samsung TV users can view the works with clear image quality and without reflections, even in bright sunlight or under indoor lighting.

Jonathan Fine, general director of the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, said, “We are now able to share the museum’s world-class collection with audiences around the world through Samsung Art Store.” He added, “By making masterpieces accessible beyond physical location, we hope to lower the barrier to art and encourage more people to experience these works, with the emotional impact seen on screen leading them to visit the museum in person.”

Dario Casari, head of Samsung Electronics’ Austria and Switzerland operations, said, “The Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna is a symbol of Austrian culture and a meaningful place that has long remained close to people’s daily lives.” He added, “Through this partnership, we will share the world’s cultural heritage preserved in Vienna with audiences around the globe through Samsung’s innovative display technology.”

Samsung Art Store is a Samsung TV-exclusive art subscription service that offers curated works from leading museums and artists around the world, providing more than 5,000 masterpieces in 4K high definition. It can be enjoyed across Samsung’s full Art TV lineup, including the Samsung OLED SH95 model launched this year, The Frame, The Frame Pro, 3LCD, and Neo QLED.

This article has been translated by GripLabs Mingo AI.