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Choose Landscapes, Impressionism, Baroque, Coasts & Harbors, Van Gogh, Japanese prints, Flowers or Early Indian Modernism. Select a card to start viewing, or search an artist, style or subject.
Apple TV · Version 1.1 available now
Your living room.
Your art gallery.
Turn your family room or living room TV into a personal art gallery with Apple TV and Atelier Canvas. Discover museum artwork, save your favorites, and create a display that feels at home.
Available on the App Store for Apple TV running tvOS 17 or later. A compatible TV and Apple TV device are supplied separately.
A quiet display when you want it. The story behind the artwork when you’re curious.

Choose Landscapes, Impressionism, Baroque, Coasts & Harbors, Van Gogh, Japanese prints, Flowers or Early Indian Modernism. Select a card to start viewing, or search an artist, style or subject.
Choose classic frames, automatic mats and warm lighting. Adaptive sizing protects against substantial cropping, while the screen-shaped artwork preference favors compositions that suit a wide TV.
Select the heart to save an artwork. Play your Favorites as a personal collection, shuffle your saved pieces, or pause on one. Saved references stay on your Apple TV; images load as needed.
New in 1.1
Favorites joins an expanded selection from the Yale Center for British Art, a refreshed National Gallery of Art index, and newly added Getty paintings. Coasts & Harbors brings sea air and waterfront scenes to the featured collections.
Version 1.1 includes 4,395 indexed artwork references across NGA, Yale, Wikimedia Commons and Getty, with additional results available through connected museum APIs. These are selected eligible works, not complete museum holdings. Artwork availability can vary.
All sources and shuffle are enabled by default for new installations. Your saved selections and display preferences are remembered. Explore controls and playback →
Atelier Canvas provides browsing, playback, sizing, frames, mats and display controls. Artwork and museum data come from independent sources and retain their public-domain status or open licenses. Any charge for Atelier Canvas is for its app features, not exclusive ownership of museum artwork.
Sources include the Art Institute of Chicago, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Rijksmuseum, National Gallery of Art, Yale Center for British Art, Wikimedia Commons and J. Paul Getty Museum. SamEarth, LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by these sources or Apple.
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