Amsterdam's home of some of the greatest paintings of the Dutch Baroque has what it calls the "Rijkswidget": it allows Mac and PC users to see a different painting from the collection each day.
Nifty . . . or it would be if, that is, my computer and the museum were on speaking terms--which they aren't, at the moment.
Correction: It's working now, and the first image is this one, Rembrandt's The Prophetess Anna.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Rijkmuseum desktop widget
Posted by John B. at 7:27 AM
Labels: Dutch Baroque, Meta, Museums, Widgets
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3 comments:
The Rijksmuseum is one of my fondest memories of Amsterdam. I was there in 1980. Alas, for reasons that shall remain unspoken it is also one of my only memories.
Amsterdam is Europe's Las Vegas, I suspect . . .
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