I want to put posters of old paintings on my wall - however, to get them at plausible sizes and a DPI that is inoffensive to the eyes, I need big scans (like 8000x8000 px). Despite the fact that these paintings are very old, scans of this quality are wildly difficult to find, often capping out at ~3000x3000, which only amounts to ~12x12 inches at 250 dpi. I was wondering if there are some means of finding high-quality scans that I'm not privy to - I've tried image searches and poking around various museum/government archives with little luck.I'm particularly interested in picrel, Titian's "Flaying of Marsyas" - this photo is the highest resolution I could find, and has some fucky lighting issues, so I wouldn't like to print it. If anyone has any advice, I'd be happy to receive it :)
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>>1571990Bump, I've been looking for the same thing forever now
/hr/ occasionally has art threads. most of the pictures are not as large as you'd like though. but you could ask in those threads if they have any other resources. i don't think there are good resources for large scans of art though.>>>/hr/5237278
>>1572383thank you for the advice :)
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>>1571990wikipedia has some high res scans. but maybe not as big as what you are looking for.i would have suggested wiki art, but idk if it reaches the required resolution.https://www.wikiart.org8000x8000 px is probably gonna be hard to find.
