How to make friends in Germany in English?
(German, English, little bit French) Hi, I am Lysander from Germany and I’d like to make friends from all over the world to learn more about foreign people and their culture. I am interested in old cars and travelling!
How to make new penpals in Germany online?
I love Europe haha and I’m a huge fan of the 20th century, I like the music (espicially Dean Martin), the style of clothing and the atmosphere. At the moment I attend the 10th grade at school. Hey! I’d like to improve my french. Feel free to text me. Salut! Je voudrais améliorer mon francais! Pourrais-tu m’aider? Hey I’m Alessa.
What’s the best way to identify an artist?
This will be very straightforward if you are lucky enough to own a Renoir, a Remington or a Rembrandt, however, there are lots of lesser-known artists who have their own pages in Wikipedia, or even have their own websites. If this simple approach draws a blank, then consider using online artist listings.
How can I find out more about my art?
Want to learn more about the painting you found while clearing out the attic? What about the drawing that has been hanging in grandma’s hallway since you were a kid? Maybe the sculpture you found at the flea market last summer really is a Remington. How can you find out? For answers, be prepared for a little detective work.
Is there an app to find out who did a painting?
People with visual impairments can use Smartify with their phones’ native audio settings and the app is working to integrate audio. The app is elegant and straightforward, and the source is generally cited and fact-checked. Information about a painting that Ms. Cohen saved on the Magnus app shows the price of the artwork and its buying history.
How can I find out the name of the artist?
Search Engines: If you have an actual title and an artist written on the label you can also try typing the details into a search engine to see if an image of your picture comes up. Prints from a famous original are unlikely to have a big label price tag.
Are there any apps that help with art buying?
The art-oriented apps harness image recognition technology, each with a particular twist. Magnus has built a database of more than 10 million images of art, mostly crowdsourced, and aims to help prospective art buyers navigate the notoriously information-lite arena of galleries and fairs.
