> 2017 and still growing up in a culture that apparently hates making art publicly available for individual consumption and enrichment...
mfw: ಠ_ಠ
And the sad thing is that this site is still the best and most comprehensive resource of its kind (since being able to normally download images in low-res still beats the hell out of Google Art Project's copyright authoritarianism).
The WikiArt admins apparently have a twisted sense of humour though, given that "planned" seems to have meant going backwards in terms of functionality rather than making it easier to immerse oneself in the cultural legacy of humanity.
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> 2017 and still growing up in a culture that apparently hates making art publicly available for individual consumption and enrichment...
mfw: ಠ_ಠ
And the sad thing is that this site is still the best and most comprehensive resource of its kind (since being able to normally download images in low-res still beats the hell out of Google Art Project's copyright authoritarianism).
The WikiArt admins apparently have a twisted sense of humour though, given that "planned" seems to have meant going backwards in terms of functionality rather than making it easier to immerse oneself in the cultural legacy of humanity.
Sigh....