Hidden Florence 3D vs Icon Builder

This free app gives you an unprecedented opportunity to experience the original buildings in which various Renaissance masterpieces were originally displayed. The project has been completed by researchers at the Universities of Cambridge and Exeter, with support from the National Gallery and V&A in London, the Museo degli Innocenti in Florence and funding from the Getty Foundation and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK). - Use the app in the National Gallery and V&A to experience the church in the gallery space. - Use the app in Florence, on the original sites of San Pier Maggiore and Santa Maria degli Innocenti to experience these churches and their original artworks. - Try the app out wherever you like to get a sense of the scale of the churches and their paintings. - Find out more about the churches and artworks. Explore the churches at full scale using iPhone or iPad in the National Gallery and V&A, London, and on site in Florence. Cutting edge technology reconstructs the church wherever you are. See into the past, from London, and Florence.

This app is designed to teach students the traditional art of drawing and painting Byzantine icons through a structured series of high-quality video tutorials. Learners can access step-by-step guidance, printable worksheets, and carefully crafted model references to support their artistic development. Key Features: Video Lessons: Comprehensive tutorials covering both drawing and painting techniques. Worksheets & Models: Downloadable resources to help practice and refine skills. 3D Icon Models: View and interact with icons in 3D for better understanding of form and detail. Community Chat: Connect with fellow students to share your progress, receive feedback, and exchange ideas. The app includes auto-renewable subscription options for continued access to premium content and features. Terms of Use: This app uses Apple’s Standard License Agreement. You can view it here: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/