Rhododendron maximum (WV West Virginia state flower): Carnegie Museum of Art (& Bicycle Heaven Museum, Pittsburgh) * * * In 2023, the 26th edition of #TheEthnologue listed a total of 7,168 living languages, @WorldUnivAndSch @WUaSPress seeks to create #LargeLanguageModels' @WUaSWikiSchools & a #WUaSUniversalTranslator ~ * * * Great rhythm guitar @BobWeir #BobbyWeir Grateful Dead 11/22/1972 ~Austin, TX https://youtu.be/3pV3s9XsSXA Would love to be soaking in a #RealisticVirtualHarbin @HarbinBook @HarbinHotSprings while listening to this https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Grateful_Dead #wuAsVR ~

Greetings, Craig Morrow visionary creator of Bicycle Museum Heaven and Shop, Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museums Pgh PA, (& Bicycle Heaven Museum, Pittsburgh), 

How best to create a Realistic Virtual Earth For Museums (https://twitter.com/hashtag/RealisticVirtualEarthForMuseums?src=hashtag_click - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/museums), further, - for all museums ever, and online, and for Physical-Digital conversation in something like Google Street View with time slider and TensorFlow AI? 

Here are two small robotic bicycles, for example, that Craig Morrow, visionary creator of Bicycle Museum Heaven and Shop in Pgh, PA, could conceivably include in his museum collection, but seems unlikely that he would acquire them physically, but if possible, it might be fascinating to add pictures of these to Google Street View, and further 'wiki'-develop the Bicycle Museum Heaven online, and just like that, easy as pie - 

Looking up further the history of the replica Tomb of St. Francis, Last Duke of Brittany in the Carnegie Museum of Art, in Oakland, - and even regarding how and why the museum might have acquired it, regarding its provenance too (annotations etc. in the museum's collections, which adds mightily to a work of art's significance through time) ... and even regarding whether it could signify the loss of Celtic sovereignty of Brittany and Breton (a Celtic language) speaking people in what is now the northwest of France, I found that the Edict of Union happened in 1532, and that Francis II of Brittany died in 1488, and his tomb, in Nantes' Cathedral now, was made from 1502-1507 ... seems possible that there could be a connection. Further art history research ahead. (See initial notes below in PS)

How to add such images of this tomb in the Carnegie Museum of Art to an emerging virtual Carnegie Museum of Art, I wonder ... and even in an artificial intelligence informed, iterating Realistic Virtual Earth For Museums? And how to do so for art history research, potentially with what I'm calling 'Text in the Sidebar' of Google Street View with Time Slider - https://twitter.com/hashtag/TextInTheSideBar?src=hashtag_click ? 

All the best, Scott

Have created a further blog post with this today here - 

PS

Great rhythm guitar @BobWeir #BobbyWeir Grateful Dead 11/22/1972 ~Austin, TX
https://youtu.be/3pV3s9XsSXA Would love to be soaking in a #RealisticVirtualHarbin @HarbinBook @HarbinHotSprings while listening to this https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool. org/wiki/Grateful_Dead #wuAsVR ~

Great rhythm guitar @BobWeir#BobbyWeir Grateful Dead 11/22/1972 ~Austin, TXhttps://t.co/7tC4hDxcu2 Would love to be soaking in a #RealisticVirtualHarbin@HarbinBook @HarbinHotSprings while listening to this https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool. org/wiki/Grateful_Dead #wuAsVR ~

— HarbinBook (@HarbinBook) June 8, 2023

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https://twitter.com/scottmacleod/status/1666870214196068356?s=20

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