Some of the painters featured include Carl Bloch, Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Rafaello Sanzio, James Tissot, and others found in galleries and museums all over the world.
Unique features
Main Features
a) Musical Slideshows
The idea is to create a carousel of art that allows one to mimic walking in a museum or art gallery. Each painting has the related bible scripture ink for your reference.
As for the music, we have a few classical music scores however these can be supplemented with your own music since the app can link to the music you have downloaded on your mobile device or laptop.
The timing for each painting in the carousel is about 7 seconds which you can change in the settings.
b) Primary division of our app
All the works are viewable in various categories, primarily the NEW and OLD Testaments.
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Our primary division is between the testaments. Each has an average of 500 paintings by Renaissance and other artists over the years. We have tried to ensure you get the best quality while not compromising upload speeds.
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Our primary division is between the testaments. Each has an average of 500 paintings by Renaissance and other artists over the years. We have tried to ensure you get the best quality while not compromising upload speeds.
c) New Testament
c) New Testament
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We have 22 categories focusing on the Ministry, Passion, and Resurrection of our Lord. We also have those on Mother Mary, Parables, and Portraits of our Savior.
d) Old Testament
We have 13 categories some of which are Garden of Eden, The Flood, Kings, David, Samson, and other Judges, etc. We generally ensure that we have High Definition (HD) works. Indeed, many can be found on the net, however, our idea was to create a portable museum that you can feast your eyes on at any time. The HD nature ensures that you enjoy as the original masters intended. Our overarching intention was to create an online experience to mimic the physical one of visiting a museum.
The paintings do require a discerning audience; though anyone can enjoy them. A case in point is the Salvator Mundi (Savior of the World) done by Leonardo Da Vinci sold, in 2019 I think, for USD 450 million; apparently, the highest amount ever paid for any piece of art, leave alone a biblical piece.
A sample of further works in our Jesus Images Wallpaper app:
a) The Sermon on the Mount - James Tissot
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It depicts the sermon on the mount. The bible references (which are individually linked to every painting) are to be found in all the gospels both synoptic gospels and John as well.
e) Anton - Christ carries his cross
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Enjoy