Plink Art is a mobile phone app which allows users to identify a work of art by simply taking its photo. The app contains thousands of famous paintings in its database, which can also pull up information on the artwork, including content from Wikipedia about the artist. Plink Art users can also leave digital comments, and order prints of the viewed artwork.
The app was developed by UK startup Plink, which has now been bought by Google.PlinkArt
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