DIBUJOS DEL SIGLO XX 1.0.2

for Samsung Galaxy J2 DTV

Over the past 20 years, FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE has assembled an important collection of drawings. Works by Picasso, Matisse, Klimt, Klee or Dali are part of this collection that has been exhibited on different occasions in museums around the world and can now be consulted through this application developed by the Culture Institute of FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE.

This application presents, through different high quality content, a tour of a selection of more than one hundred drawings belonging to the Foundation's collection that are framed chronologically between the second half of the nineteenth century and the middle of the twentieth.

The quality of the images reproduced, the collaboration of outstanding specialists in art history and the multiple resources available make this application a resource of great interest for lovers of drawing and for specialists interested in accessing these works.

Contents:

- Works: High resolution image. Analysis of a specialist in the artist's work. Catalog information of the work
- Artistic currents: Grouping of the works following the main artistic trends represented in this selection.
- Artists: Biography of each artist made by a specialist.
- Historical chronology in which the realization of all the works present in the application is contextualized
- Visit in 3-D of a virtual exhibition of all the works that appear in the application.
- Database of consultation of all the contents of the application.
- Videos of the president of FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE and the General Director of the Institute of Culture.

Functions

The consultation of these contents through text, video, image and 3-D developments, allows to know in depth the value of these works and their importance in the whole of the artistic production of their authors.

All the contents of this application have been developed expressly to take advantage of the navigation capacity of your device and the high quality of reproduction of your images.

Possibility of saving personal comments to the works.

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