Pushkin Museum paintings laid out on the Internet
 

Pushkin Museum put it to the Internet over 1200 digitized pictures, many of which are in the reserves and still have not been accessible to visitors. It is reported by Interfax.

Among the digital copies - Japanese graphic XVI - XX centuries, the British engraving XVIII - XIX centuries and Russia engraving XVIII - early XIX century. The last two collections have already laid out in the Network addresses www.britishprints.ru and www.russianprints.ru. In the near future will begin digitizing impressionist paintings, and in the future, all the paintings the museum moved to a digital form.

Digitization of being Russia's "With Epos" technology, which allows to create copies with high color accuracy - deviation in color not exceed two percent. New technology makes it possible to digitize up to 150 sites a day.

In the museum are going to create for each exhibit electronic passports with a brief description of the subject and its precision image. This will track changes in the appearance of the object.

Good start.
But the case is still oh-how much, officially at GMII 640 thousand units of storage, digitized-1200, as I understand ...