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"Visiting a major landmark, one often suspects numerous artists over the years have created paintings from where you stand. Using your smartphone, you may soon be able to find that out more easily than ever before. A new startup app called Geocoded Art aims to connect people with artworks depicting the places they visit to see those images as the artists viewed them. \nThe project is being pitched to the crowdfunding community on Kickstarter. Currently, Geocoded Art is integrated into Google Earth, but the crew at the startup wants to make it available to travelers on their smartphones. The Geocoded Art website lets you peruse art by region, artist name or the name of the artwork, in case you want to pre-plan a trip based on scenes in paintings. \nYou can be a supporter of the project for a minimum of $1. So far, they have raised around $600 of their $7,500 funding goal with 18 days to go before the campaign closes. \nA video on the Kickstarter page walks you through what it would be like to view the world with this app in your hand. \nGoogle recently launched Photo Tours to take users closer to the destinations they search. \nWhat do you think of Geocoded Art? Would you use this while traveling? Sound off in the comments.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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