Meditative HD Fine Art Screensaver for TV - Japanese Prints
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- čas přidán 12. 02. 2021
- Turn your TV into your own personal art gallery. Use this video as a screensaver / wallpaper and instantly create pleasant and relaxing atmosphere in your home, office, or public space.
This 3-hour series features high resolution woodblock prints from artists like Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858), Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861), and more. Most of this artwork was created between 1800-1850. No sound, just beautiful HD artwork.
All artwork is in the public domain, and is offered free and unrestricted under Creative Commons Zero (CC0) designation.
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Thank you for this nice compilation, thanks to you I begin to appreciate the Japanese painting 😍😍😍
Thanks for visiting!
This is fantastic! Thank you
You’re welcome !
Nice collection ty.
I love what you're doing, but please, could you list the titles of the individual works and the artists, with the designated times?
Thanks for the great idea!
Why don't you just enjoy the wallpapers as they are and look for the individual works' names in a book? And the designated times? My goodness! It's a wallpaper for the TV. Be thankful that someone made the effort of putting it together! Would you also like a bottle of wine and potato chips?
@@luz1959 You should always reference artists when using their work (doesn't really matter if they are still alive or not). It is true that the person that made this video put in work to do it, but they are getting compensated monetarily for it so the least they could do is reference the artists who's work is depicted in this video
@@luz1959 come on now! Look for the works in a book? who does that? The works of art should always be acknowledged on wallpaper somewhere!! did you make up that tacky phrase potato chips and wine? You are not even for real!!
Hi I'm looking for a horizontal or a vertical (panning) moving video of Chinese or oriental paintings or calligraphy do you know of any videos on CZcams like this. Thank you
No intact art here...Snip, snip, snip. Art cut to ribbons destroys composition. Why do you maim the art by cutting it up and only showing us the pieces?