Anyone who misses travel and museums, or simply wants to look at Rembrandt, Vermeer and Holbein in extremely high resolution, finer than even one's own eyes can manage, should by all means join a tour of the collection…
Anyone who misses travel and museums, or simply wants to look at Rembrandt, Vermeer and Holbein in extremely high resolution, finer than even one's own eyes can manage, should by all means join a tour of the collection of the Dutch Mauritshuis, which has prepared the world's first incredibly realistic online tour in gigapixel format. Some paintings can be examined right down to the brushstrokes, should you ever have wished to feel like an art expert with a monocle. The Mauritshuis is not merely a rich collection of Dutch masters; it is the very museum that houses Carel Fabritius's The Goldfinch and Paulus Potter's The Bull. Besides the website, the museum's team has made an app, and for many works extended descriptions and commentaries are also available.
