WikiArt vs Learn Art

Discover the world’s art—anytime, anywhere. WikiArt brings together 250,000+ artworks by 3,000 artists from more than 100 countries, spanning cave paintings to contemporary collections. Many of these works aren’t on public view; WikiArt makes them accessible for study, inspiration, and pure enjoyment. What you can do Browse at scale: Paintings, drawings, and more—organized by artist, style, genre, period, and museum. Learn fast: Concise artist bios, artwork context, dates, and provenance where available. Go global: Interface and content localized in 7 languages, with ongoing community translations. Contribute: Help improve translations and metadata to make art history available to more people.

Learn Art is a beautifully designed art quiz that turns the world's greatest paintings into a game. Built and cared for by a single passionate developer, it has been enjoyed by art lovers for over ten years. 510 paintings · 85 painters · 30 art movements · 4 languages. FREE TO START Gallery 1 gives you 140 paintings by all 70 great masters, every game mode, the slideshow and the full info cards. No trial, no countdown. WAYS TO PLAY • Quiz — a painting appears; pick the right painter among four. • Choose the painting — we name the artist, you find the work. • Letter quiz — rebuild the painter's name letter by letter. • Movements quiz — identify the artistic movement behind a work. • Slideshow & info cards — browse the paintings and read about them freely. LEARN AS YOU PLAY A built-in hint system helps when you're stuck — reveal a biography, remove wrong answers, or get a letter — so every round teaches you something. LEARN ART PLUS One purchase unlocks Galleries 2 and 3 and the Plus gallery: 370 more paintings, 15 more masters, Japanese ukiyo-e, Cubism, Fauvism and Naïve Art, and unlimited hints in every gallery. Yours for life, including the art added later. A one-time purchase, not a subscription. FROM GOTHIC ART TO MODERN ART Learn to recognize the great masters across seven centuries — from Gothic art and the Proto-Renaissance through the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Symbolism and Expressionism, to Cubism, Fauvism and Japanese Ukiyo-e. NO BANNERS, NO FORCED ADS Learn Art is made to be looked at. There are no banner ads and no full-screen interstitials interrupting your game. GAME CENTER Climb the leaderboard and unlock achievements as you progress. FOUR LANGUAGES Play in English, French, Spanish or Italian — titles and biographies are fully translated. Free to download. Enjoy!