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Samsung Art Store offers a wide range of artworks for The Frame and The Frame Pro TVs. Among them, many come from The Museum of Modern Art. Well, Samsung is now adding even more pieces of art from the MoMA to the platform.
Samsung has announced that it has added the MoMA: Fall Under the Spell collection to the Samsung Art Store. It offers twenty artworks, enabling users of The Frame and The Frame Pro TVs to decorate their walls with something fresh.
The collection includes artworks from renowned artists, including Diego Rivera, Edvard Munch, James Ensor, and Leonora Carrington. According to Samsung, these “evocative pieces bring the mystique and beauty of autumn into living spaces with sophistication that goes far beyond traditional seasonal decorations.”
Since Samsung launched the Samsung Art Store, the brand has been continuously collaborating with popular brands, magazines, museums, and other such entities around the world to add their pieces of art to the platform. Recently, it added artworks from Art Basil Paris 2025, Cultured, and Vogue to the platform.
Commenting on it, Samsung’s Global Curator of Samsung Art Store, Daria Greene, said: “This collaboration allows us to share artworks that capture the spirit of autumn in unexpected and thought-provoking ways. From haunted to whimsical, these pieces from MoMA’s collection offer art enthusiasts a refined alternative to conventional Halloween decor to bring into their home.”
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Samsung has announced that it has added the MoMA: Fall Under the Spell collection to the Samsung Art Store. It offers twenty artworks, enabling users of The Frame and The Frame Pro TVs to decorate their walls with something fresh.
The collection includes artworks from renowned artists, including Diego Rivera, Edvard Munch, James Ensor, and Leonora Carrington. According to Samsung, these “evocative pieces bring the mystique and beauty of autumn into living spaces with sophistication that goes far beyond traditional seasonal decorations.”
Since Samsung launched the Samsung Art Store, the brand has been continuously collaborating with popular brands, magazines, museums, and other such entities around the world to add their pieces of art to the platform. Recently, it added artworks from Art Basil Paris 2025, Cultured, and Vogue to the platform.
Commenting on it, Samsung’s Global Curator of Samsung Art Store, Daria Greene, said: “This collaboration allows us to share artworks that capture the spirit of autumn in unexpected and thought-provoking ways. From haunted to whimsical, these pieces from MoMA’s collection offer art enthusiasts a refined alternative to conventional Halloween decor to bring into their home.”
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