Samsung Brings Whitney Museum Masterpieces to the Art Store

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Samsung is adding another major museum to its Art Store. It has partnered with the Whitney Museum of American Art to bring 33 works by some of America’s best-known artists to compatible Samsung TVs.

Samsung Art Store adds 33 artworks from the Whitney Museum

The new collection includes works by Edward Hopper, Rockwell Kent, Agnes Pelton, Joseph Stella, and Wayne Thiebaud. Some of the highlights are Hopper’s Early Sunday Morning, Kent’s Moonlight, Winter, Pelton’s Sea Change, Stella’s Luna Park, and Thiebaud’s Pie Counter.

The Whitney is one of the best-known museums dedicated to American art, so this partnership adds a different flavor to the Art Store. Instead of focusing on artists from around the world, this collection is centered entirely on American painters. It gives users another curated set of works to display on their TVs.

The collection is available now through the Samsung Art Store on supported models like The Frame, The Frame Pro, Neo QLED, Micro RGB, and Samsung’s latest OLED TVs. The Art Store has been growing quickly over the past few months. Samsung has added museums, artists, and even entertainment franchises to keep the catalog feeling fresh.

With this latest addition, Samsung says the Art Store now includes more than 80 partnerships. If you’re already paying for the subscription, that’s another 33 artworks to add to your rotation. If not, it’s one more reason to see what all the fuss is about.

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Abhinav Anand

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