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Subject:
DVD showing works of art
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Visual Arts Asked by: sqweaker-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
19 Jun 2002 13:17 PDT
Expires: 26 Jun 2002 13:17 PDT Question ID: 29347 |
I'm looking for a DVD that shows images of art. The idea is that I can play it when I'm not using my TV, and it will be more interesting than a blank screen. I don't want a documentary about art or a screensaver for my computer; I just want a DVD that will display high resolution images of works of art, cycling through them automatically (maybe stopping at one image for a few minutes or so). Also, I would appreciate it if you were able to find DVDs with different types of art on them (Old Masters, modern, etc.). Thank you. |
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Re: DVD showing works of art
Answered By: rapidreference-ga on 19 Jun 2002 14:40 PDT Rated: |
Hello, I went to amazon.com and searched their dvd products. I started by searching on artist's names, like Van Gogh, for example. I didn't find much so I tried "impressionism" and had better results. One tip I recommend is clicking on the subject areas provided in the amazon's item descriptions. This will often lead to additional sources. Here are some results I found fairly quickly. The Impressionists - The Other French Revolution -yes, its a documentary. However, the description, from Amazon.com mentions an accompanying photo gallery of images. Hermitage Museum of St. Peters -this does contain historical content but there is mention of a "unique feature allowing the viewer to pause or zoom through the entire presentation (containing beautiful images)." Art and Music Volume 1 -this item apparently plays in a looped format displaying images of impressionist paintings. Turn down the volume if you don't like the music. My browser just crashed so I ran out of time. I'm going to send additional information throught the comments feature. Hope this helps for now. Thanks, rapidreference-ga |
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This answer was great! I got just the information I wanted, and I got it very quickly. Thanks. |
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Re: DVD showing works of art
From: taratr98-ga on 19 Jun 2002 14:50 PDT |
Yeah, the DVD titled "Art and Music Volume 1" ( http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000059LH9/ ) seems to be precisely what you're looking for. Hurry, though - there are just 5 left in stock! The idea that it is titled "Volume 1" would seem to be a boon - meaning the company may release more in the future. But I can't find any information on who made this product. But that DVD sounds like exactly what you want. Maybe minus the Rossini music, a large portion of which was plaigarized in the making of older Warner Brothers cartoons (such as Bugs Bunny cartoons). Not a bad answer, in my opinion. |
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Re: DVD showing works of art
From: rapidreference-ga on 19 Jun 2002 15:23 PDT |
Hi, I'm back with some more possibilities. One that intrigues me, but may not be exactly what you want is Le Louvre. It really sounds cool. Le Louvre, The Virtual Visit (DVD Rom) - Check out the description at: <http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004NHO7/ref%3Dbr%5Flf%5Fli%5F1%5F1/026-9404392-4583615> Another good bet combines the music of Bach with images of art and nature. Again, if Bach's music is not desired, the volume can be turned off. Description of this item:<http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/naxosbach.shtml> I tried a number of Google searches, besides searching Amazon.com. The keywords that produced the best results are below. Google search: dvd "images of art" Let me know if you need additional help on this. I hope you find the right product for your needs. Keep on googling, rapidreference-ga |
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Re: DVD showing works of art
From: khufu-ga on 24 Jun 2002 18:42 PDT |
one comment, I own that Le Louvre DVD-rom (actually got it there!). while it is very good, I don't think it's what you're looking for. it's an interactive program and there is no "slideshow" feature. it is also a DVD-rom; I am under the impression you need a video DVD to play in a standard TV/DVD-plater. |
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