The WSJ and the CBC have reported that Google has teamed up with Spain’s Prado Museum in order to allow viewers to zoom in on 14 of the museum’s main works, including Diego Velazquez’s “Las Meninas,” Francisco de Goya’s “Third of May,” and Peter Paul Ruben’S “The Three Graces.” Forgers will love this technological wonder. Any other legal issues?
Check out The Prado in Google Earth here.
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