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Al Griffin

From the Hudson River School to the 1980s East Village – how Samsung’s The Frame TV turns your living room into an art gallery

Samsung The Frame TVs displaying artwork in gallery.

Samsung’s The Frame has been part of the company’s TV lineup for several years, but recent iterations have introduced two key picture quality enhancements: an anti-glare screen – a feature found on some of the best TVs – and Pantone Validated certification. I’ll discuss both of those more in a bit, along with how they improve the experience of viewing artwork on The Frame TVs, but I first want to cover some exciting recent additions to the Samsung Art Store.

The Samsung Art Store is an online service that The Frame owners use to display artwork on their TVs. An Art Store membership costs $4.99 / £3.99 / AU$5.99  monthly or $49.99 / £39.99 / AU$59.90 annually and provides access to over 2,300 artworks, including selections from major museums, including NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, London’s Tate Gallery, and Madrid’s Prado.

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