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French Trains Are Being Turned Into Moving Art Museums..Instead of encouraging people to visit their world-famous landmarks, FranceÕs national state-owned rail service SNCF has come up with a fantastic idea. TheyÕve decided to bring these landmarks to you, and you can enjoy them at your leisure during your morning commute to work..Working in collaboration with American manufacturing company 3M, the SNCF has been giving trains a series of artistic makeovers. They cover the interiors with graphic film that contains various famous works of art for passengers to peruse. Designs include flowers and furnishings from the Palace of Versailles, impressionist art from the MusŽe dÕOrsay and images from CinŽma Gaumont, the oldest film company in the world..Not only has the series, titled Art In Transit, helped to make life more interesting for passengers; itÕs also apparently helped to deter vandals from damaging the trains. .©Exclusivepix Media, Image: 286495327, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: * France, Germany, Italy and United Kingdom Rights OUT *, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia, Zuma Press - News
French Trains Are Being Turned Into Moving Art Museums..Instead of encouraging people to visit their world-famous landmarks, FranceÕs national state-owned rail service SNCF has come up with a fantastic idea. TheyÕve decided to bring these landmarks to you, and you can enjoy them at your leisure during your morning commute to work..Working in collaboration with American manufacturing company 3M, the SNCF has been giving trains a series of artistic makeovers. They cover the interiors with graphic film that contains various famous works of art for passengers to peruse. Designs include flowers and furnishings from the Palace of Versailles, impressionist art from the MusŽe dÕOrsay and images from CinŽma Gaumont, the oldest film company in the world..Not only has the series, titled Art In Transit, helped to make life more interesting for passengers; itÕs also apparently helped to deter vandals from damaging the trains. .©Exclusivepix Media, Image: 286495327, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: * France, Germany, Italy and United Kingdom Rights OUT *, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia, Zuma Press - News
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UMJETNOST

Francuski vlakovi postali su galerije u pokretu

Piše:
Nikolina Krznar
Objavljeno: 28. svibanj 2016. 12:51

Svugdje drugdje u svijetu javni prijevoz služi kako bi stigli do muzeja, ali francuska željeznička kompanija SNCF odlučila je umjetnost “dovesti” putnicima i vlakove pretvorila u galerije. Interijer je ukrašen grafikama koje imitiraju djela iz bogate impresionističke zbirke Muzeja d’Orsay, arhitekturu dvorca Versailles i fotografije iz najstarije filmske kompanije u svijetu Cinema Gaumont.

Tijekom putovanja putnici mogu, između ostalih umjetnina, uživati u slikama “Morning, Sun” francuskog slikara Camillea Pissarra i poznatoj “Blue Water Lilies” Claudea Moneta. Projekt, koji su francuske željeznice ostvarile s američkim partnerom 3M, osim što javnosti približava umjetnost, reflektira blisku vezu željeznice i umjetnosti. Primjerice, J linija koja povezuje Paris Gare Saint-Lazare i Vernon stanice vodi kroz krajolike koji su često umjetnicima inspiracija, a Muzej d’Orsay je prije prenamjene bio željeznički kolodvor. Mnogi navode kako su zahvaljujući toj kreativnoj intervenciji smanjena oštećenja i broj grafita u vlakovima.

French Trains Are Being Turned Into Moving Art Museums Instead of encouraging people to visit their world-famous landmarks, France’s national state-owned rail service SNCF has come up with a fantastic idea. They’ve decided to bring these landmarks to you, and you can enjoy them at your leisure during your morning commute to work. Working in collaboration with American manufacturing company 3M, the SNCF has been giving trains a series of artistic makeovers. They cover the interiors with graphic film that contains various famous works of art for passengers to peruse. Designs include flowers and furnishings from the Palace of Versailles, impressionist art from the Musée d’Orsay and images from Cinéma Gaumont, the oldest film company in the world. Not only has the series, titled Art In Transit, helped to make life more interesting for passengers; it’s also apparently helped to deter vandals from damaging the trains. ©Exclusivepix Media, Image: 286494341, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia, Exclusivepix
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