Posted by Lance Warley on July 31, 2014 at 7:01 AM
I'm not having much luck finding the above.
ebooks are available, but with lots of text. Some people seem to care about the history of Impressionism. Seriously? I just want the paintings.
Screensavers have seen their day. The only ones I can find are free, which usually is a synonym for virus/malware.
Anyone know of ebooks or screensavers that are not free, and just have the pics?
Posted by Dennis Plank on July 31, 2014 at 1:09 PM
I don't know, but you might try some art museum websites. If nothing else, you can probably get images of the paintings and compile your own. I know the San Fransisco museum was trying to digitize their entire collection years ago, so I assume others have done the same.
Good luck.
Posted by Lance Warley on July 31, 2014 at 1:53 PM
Good suggestion. Thanks, Dennis.
P.S. I can't stop looking at the crane shot on your home page. Gorgeous! A real stunner, Dennis.
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2 repliesebooks are available, but with lots of text. Some people seem to care about the history of Impressionism. Seriously? I just want the paintings.
Screensavers have seen their day. The only ones I can find are free, which usually is a synonym for virus/malware.
Anyone know of ebooks or screensavers that are not free, and just have the pics?
Good luck.
P.S. I can't stop looking at the crane shot on your home page. Gorgeous! A real stunner, Dennis.