"To be an artist is to believe in life."
- Henry Moore
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Some people don’t want to see black bars on the sides of the paintings. Some people don’t want any of the paintings cropped. So, we include two drives to satisfy everyone. The standard screen version keeps the paintings in their original size which can result in black bars around the painting. The wide screen version fills the entire screen with the painting.
Note: Dream Destinations and Dream Quotes only have widescreen versions included.
Dreamscreens images are 4K ultra high resolution images that will display every detail on even the largest TV screens.
Each Dreamscreens: Dream Art Collection Drive contains the eBook Dream Art Collection: Bringing Classic Paintings into the Digital Age. This companion book to the Dream Art Collection contains information about each painting. You can follow along as you enjoy the slideshow. Learn the artist, the painting title, the year it was painted, the medium it was painted on, the size, and the current location of each painting.
The Dreamscreens: Dream Impressionism art collection includes the eBook
Dream Impressionism: Bringing Impressionism Paintings into the Digital Age. This companion book to the Dream Art Collection contains information about each painting. You can follow along as you enjoy the slideshow. Learn the artist, the painting title, the year it was painted, the medium it was painted on, the size, and the current location of each painting.
The Dreamscreens: Dream Post Impressionism art collection includes the eBook
Dream Post Impressionism: Bringing Classic Paintings into the Digital Age. This companion book to the Dream Art Collection contains information about each painting. You can follow along as you enjoy the slideshow. Learn the artist, the painting title, the year it was painted, the medium it was painted on, the size, and the current location of each painting.
“A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.”
— Paul Cézanne
“A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.”
— Paul Cézanne
“A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.”
— Paul Cézanne