About Everframe Gallery

Everframe Gallery shares public-domain masterpieces, prepared properly for the Samsung Frame TV and other screens. 100 works, 48 artists, one small project run by David Waite from the United Kingdom.

Why not just use the museum file?

Because the free version usually isn't ready to hang. Museum open-access files are magnificent and completely free — we tell you exactly where to get them, and if you enjoy the fiddling, please do. But a raw museum download is the wrong shape for a 16:9 television, often the wrong resolution, and rarely framed the way the work deserves.

What this site adds is the preparation, not the painting. Every work is sourced from an open-access museum collection, then cropped and prepared so it fills a Frame TV properly instead of sitting in letterbox bars.

What you get

• A 4K master file
• A Samsung Frame TV–ready crop
• A matted version, for the framed-in-a-gallery look
• A phone wallpaper crop
• A printable art card, so you know what you're looking at

Everything arrives as a single .zip, free, straight from the artwork's page. There's no account to make and no subscription.

Where the artwork comes from

Every work is in the public domain, drawn from museums that publish open-access images — among them the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Rijksmuseum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Cleveland Museum of Art and SMK. Each artwork page credits the collection it came from.

The paintings belong to everyone, and so do these files.

Get in touch

Questions, a file that won't open, or a work you'd like to see added — email [email protected], or see the contact page.