We are thrilled to announce new Second Canvas apps for each of these 4 institutions participating in our scModules project:
- Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
- Biblioteca Nacional España (National Library of Spain)
- Himsel Museum (Latvia)
- Zvolen Castle SNG (The Slovak National Gallery)
We are also very proud to find them highlighted in their national App Stores!
Here you have more information about them:
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Madpixel (The Mad Pixel Factory) | +4 | Free
Second Canvas Fine Arts Belgium app starts this voyage of discovery in the Dutch Golden Age. The application was developed in regard of the opening (February 2019) of a renovated wing of the Musée Old Masters Museum which is entirely dedicated to a hundred paintings from the ‘Dutch school’ of the 17th century.
The five works of art that are currently being offered via the Second Canvas app show that, in addition to Rembrandt and Frans Hals, less well-known contemporaries also left beautiful paintings.
Biblioteca Nacional España (National Library of Spain)
Madpixel (The Mad Pixel Factory) | +4 | Free
SC Biblioteca Nacional España is an app that showcases treasures of National Library of Spain: maps, illuminated manuscripts, sketches, photographs. Featuring Beatus of Liebana codex and Leonardo Da Vinci’s tractatus. Explore, browse and learn with some of the most emblematic pieces from the National Library of Spain, explained by experts
Himsel Museum (Latvia)
Madpixel (The Mad Pixel Factory) | +4 | Free
Second Canvas Himsel Museum app is a tool for exploring 6 museum masterpieces in super high-resolution like never before. It is accompanied by further images and descriptions of the objects and documents from the historic collections of the founder of the Baltic museum tradition, Nikolaus von Himsel.
Zvolen Castle SNG (The Slovak National Gallery)
Madpixel (The Mad Pixel Factory) | +12 | Free
Second Canvas Zvolen Castle SNG explores 14 museum masterpieces in super high resolution. The artwork selection focuses on paintings from Italy and Netherlands from 16th and 17th centuries along with two icons from eastern Slovakia. There are examples of mythological, biblical and genre scenes that represent various approaches to artistic depiction and visual storytelling.
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