The Family Gallery
Curated classic art for your home

Your television can be a gallery.

More than 600 captioned works of classic art, prepared on a USB for the television you already own. One purchase. No subscription.

600+ classic works
Titles and artists included
No monthly fee
Made for simple slideshows
Art without another app

A quieter, more beautiful screen.

Family Gallery turns an idle television into a rotating display of landscapes, portraits, still lifes, and beloved museum works. Each image includes the artwork title and artist, so your family can enjoy the room and learn what they are seeing.

The collection arrives on a prepared USB flash drive. Plug it into a compatible TV, open its photo or media player, and begin the slideshow.

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Albert Bierstadt landscape displayed on a bedroom television
Three simple steps

From blank screen to home gallery.

Plug it in

Insert the prepared USB into a USB port on a compatible television.

Open your photos

Choose Photos, USB, Media Player, or Connected Devices from the TV menu.

Start the slideshow

Turn on repeat or loop and choose a comfortable display interval.

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A broad, captioned collection

Recognize favorites. Discover something new.

Explore centuries of classic art—from Van Gogh and Monet to Constable, Vermeer, Degas, Bierstadt, and many more. Captions identify each work without requiring a separate guide.

Made for living rooms, bedrooms, studies, gatherings, quiet mornings, and anyone who would rather see art than a black rectangle.

“Same space. A more beautiful view.”

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Common questions

Before you order.

Do I need a special art television?

No. The USB is intended for televisions that can display JPEG photos from a USB drive. Check your television manual or USB/media menu if you are unsure.

Is there a subscription?

No. It is a one-time physical purchase through Etsy. There is no Family Gallery app or recurring subscription.

Are the paintings labeled?

Yes. Each included image has a caption bar showing the artwork title and artist.

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