Interesting this post appears in the same week as Paramount pulling the content of much of their archived cable TV content. The internet giveth and the internet taketh away.
Thousands of Pablo Picasso’s works in a new online archive
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#22Good, finally we can scrape these to feed into an engine to make soulless versions of Picasso
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#23Wonder how much work it would be to download it all
Extremely easy.
But the resolution of the images are absolutely horrible...
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#24I'm sick of Picasso and modern art, but I have to admit he was a genius.
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#25Sorry to be that guy, but this site is terrible to navigate as a non-French speaker. I'm not sure it would be that great as a French speaker. I've seen online archives from other Museums that do a far better job of making their exhibits more accessible.
As a French guy. It mostly works for French speakers. It's developed by an under-financed public service. Also, as a client, they are artists with no knowledge of accessibility and no clear view of what they need.
I would'be hoped for spanish at least. Given who the author was. I understand the circumstances are a bit meh, but still, it's a museum.
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#28Does someone know where to find the photos of his art on the archive? ( https://cep.museepicassoparis.fr/ ) I can't find it there...
Try the explorer [1] where you will come across great and truthful works like Massacre in Korea [2].
[1] https://cep.museepicassoparis.fr/explorer
[2] https://cep.museepicassoparis.fr/explorer/massacre-en-coree-...
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#29Good, finally we can scrape these to feed into an engine to make soulless versions of Picasso
I was just thinking about that, and wondering when we’re going to start seeing art galleries that collect your phone on the way in and display stuff that’s never been photographed.
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