Infinite Museum
A gallery with no end. Each room is built as you approach it and hung with real paintings from the world's museums and set with sculptures scanned from their halls. Your visit has its own number; share the link and someone else walks the same halls.
- W A S D or arrows
- walk
- Mouse
- look around (click to capture the cursor)
- Shift
- hurry
- Click or V
- view the painting you are looking at, full screen
- E
- details of the work you are looking at
- Esc
- pause, or close the full-screen view
Pick an artist, a movement, a subject or a century. The rooms around you are rehung at once. Any painting can also start a collection: open its details.
Type a painter's name, or the title of a painting such as The Night Watch. Spelling need not be exact. Only public-domain paintings can be shown, so painters who died less than 70 years ago have nothing here yet.
Preparing the galleries…
Drag the pad at the bottom left to walk, and push it to its edge to hurry. Drag anywhere else to look around. Tap a painting to see it full screen, or the Info button for the details of the work in front of you. The pause button is at the bottom right.
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Paintings: public-domain and CC0 images from Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab). Sculptures: 3D scans by Wikimedia Commons contributors (CC BY-SA, CC BY and public domain), shown resized, with finish and shading added here; the scanner, licence and source of each are given on its placard and in its details. Surfaces: Poly Haven (opens in a new tab) (CC0). Catalogue data: Wikidata (opens in a new tab) (CC0). Built with three.js (opens in a new tab) (MIT).
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