I originally downloaded this via AppAdvice. Initially, there were some glitches. As a preface, I note that I have downloaded many apps over time. Where there have been issues, the App Developer has usually been good about working with me and replying. It’s at this point that I feel compelled to make the following remarks about LearnArt and its developer. First, I enjoy the art world in all forms. LearnArt does exactly what it says. Each day I look forward to opening the App to learn about another genre within the “Art World” and the details of the piece I’m investigating. The developer has done a stellar job of creating this App. But to me, just as important is the support that is provided should an issue develop. To anyone considering this app, please have no concerns or reservations. I have emailed the App Developer on many occasions even within the same day. To his credit, I wish to clearly note that he has responded each and every time usually within the same hour! He has welcomed my questions/comments and provided clear support while still ensuring any glitches are resolved. Moreover, the App Developer has expedited an update and again contacted me and offered instructions. My issues have been addressed and apparently resolved. I am pleased to have been able to converse with a true professional who works tirelessly to ensure his product works as advertised. Submitted with respect to

Finally, an app that brings the museum experience to my phone. From brushstroke analysis to color theory insights, every feature feels tailored to deepen appreciation. The UI is clean and minimalist—just like a real gallery. A must-have for students, artists, and culture seekers

I don’t like what I see in this gift horse’s mouth. To begin with, I downloaded the Art History app for free through AppAdvice—or I think I did. The elongated presentation on my iPad screen displayed the LIFETIME FREE offer with only the top part of the purchase tab revealed. For all I know, the hidden portion of the tab, that I reluctantly tapped, read, “$1 million.” My guess is that the way in which the app fills only a portion of the screen is caused by a large number of AppAdvice users taking advantage of the special offer and overwhelming the server. In any event the actual artwork cannot currently escape the boundaries of the app rendering it impossible to view a full screen painting. Moreover, there exists a toggle switch intended to turn off the annoying dark mode. The switch doesn’t function. (I tried using my iPhone, and the app filled the screen, but the free offer tab was placed precisely over the TERMS tab. Which one do you think was activated with every attempt?) If these conditions persist, I’ll delete the app in the next few days.

Using this app feels like taking a mindful walk through a gallery. The focus on emotion, texture, and interpretation gives each piece new depth. It’s both relaxing and intellectually stimulating—a rare cọmbination. Perfect for daily inspiration or deep dives into art history