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Mona Lisa joins Samsung TVs with 34 Louvre works
Samsung added 34 Louvre pieces, including the Mona Lisa, to Art Store for compatible 2025 and 2026 TVs in more than 115 countries.
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Samsung has added 34 digital works from the Louvre to its Art Store, including Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. That means one of the world’s most recognizable paintings can now be displayed directly on a compatible Samsung TV.
The move builds on Samsung’s broader push to position the TV as an art display, not just a screen for video. According to the company, Art Store now includes more than 5,000 works from museums and galleries worldwide, is available in more than 115 countries, and works with contributions from more than 800 artists.
The new Louvre additions are available on compatible Samsung models, including:
- 2025 models: Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K, The Frame, The Frame Pro, Q8F, Q7F, and The Movingstyle
- 2026 models with Micro RGB, OLED, Neo QLED, and Mini LED
From the OLED lineup, only the international version of the Samsung S95H and the European version of the S99H get access to Art Store.
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For Samsung, the Louvre partnership adds more museum prestige to a category where design and brand associations matter as much as panel specs. As competition for buyers of интерьерных TVs grows, recognizable names like the Louvre may help sell the experience as much as the hardware itself.
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via ITzine
