Start with One Thing
Choose a painting and let your eye settle naturally. It might be a bright blossom, an arch, a face or an open stretch of water. Stay with that first point of attention before trying to take in every detail. There is no correct answer to what you should notice first.
Next, look at its surroundings. Is the neighboring color darker, lighter, warmer or quieter? Is the edge crisp or soft? These simple comparisons turn an initial impression into a closer look without requiring technical language.
Move Between the Whole and the Detail
Open the larger image using Enlarge painting. Follow one small passage, then return to the full composition. A cluster of colored marks may become a leaf or a reflection as you step back. The gallery shows each painting in full, including its edges.
Take Your Time
The gallery has no timed slides or automatic soundtrack. Use the reading controls if listening is more comfortable, and choose Larger text if you need it. A single painting can be a complete visit; the themed journeys simply offer another place to begin.
Reading aloud uses your device’s voice, where supported.
