Faces of the Renaissance
The Bode Museum in Berlin created a free interactive app for the popular new exhibition, Faces of the Renaissance.
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CZA229152 Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) The Lady with the Ermine (Cecilia Gallerani), 1496 The exhibition, Gesichter der Renaissance (Faces of the Renaissance) opened on August 25th at the Bode Museum on Museum Island in Berlin, to an impressive stream of visitors. The perfect antidote to waiting in line to get into the exhibition is the Bode Museum's smartphone app to accompany the show, Faces. The app presents the most important works of Italian Renaissance portraiture and visitors can use it as a guide to the exhibition.
The app features over 250 works of art in high resolution, commentary from curators and videos. Bridgeman licensed four works for the project.
The app is available through itunes - in German and English.
