The Mona Lisa in 3-D – She really was rather cute

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This is the new Samsung video for their upcoming 3D television sets, and instead of showing Hollywood Blockbusters, they decided on going with old classic works such as Mona Lisa, the Girl with a Pearl Earring, the Vitruvian Man and a few more.

Basically, they present these artworks from different angles and provide some depth, but then they do actually add some action when combining items from today’s films into the old works.

Well, some would love such ideas, which will actually display the old favorite paintings in a new way, yet others would scream blasphemy for changing and modernizing them. Whichever side you are on, you cannot deny that Samsung is really trying to show the possibilities of their 3D televisions, and have implemented a creative view. Well, maybe thanks to 3D, one of the oldest art questions ever could be answered: what is up with Mona Lisa’s smile?

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TWM
13 years ago

Technology will if not already become the new drug to control the masses and keep them on the couch.

jim
13 years ago

That 3D video was pretty cool! Mona Lisa was cute she looks pretty young too. How old was she anyway?

Admin
13 years ago

3-D—the future of television. I just can’t wait.

13 years ago

Wow, who knew Manet liked boobies THAT much?

13 years ago

It is amazing…
the actual painting of the Mona Lisa is set back behind a glass booth that goes dark almost every few minutes and stays dark because of the Japanese tourons that keep using flash photo lights on it when it only triggers this darkness. My sister actually screamed at a few of them to make them run off so she might get a real glimpse of the painting. It’s tiny you know… little over a foot high and not that wide… hard to look at it standing in front of it in the Louve.

Barbara
13 years ago

I liked this, really great! Simply Amazing!

13 years ago

I am sick of the planned obsolescence that companies build into their products so people will embrace and pay for only marginally new technologies and features. But this seems like a true advance- very cool!

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