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Art theorist André Malraux was the first to envision "Le musée imaginaire", "the museum without walls" as it was translated that exhibits the world's greatest art all under one roof, free of georgraphical constraints. A realisation of Malraux's imaginary museum is USEUM, a virtual museum that democratises art. USEUM exhibits 84,000 paintings, illustrations & drawings by 8,000 classic artists and nearly 2,000 participant contemporary artists from 106 countries around the world. With more than… Art theorist André Malraux was the first to envision "Le musée imaginaire", "the museum without walls" as it was translated that exhibits the world's greatest art all under one roof, free of georgraphical constraints. A realisation of Malraux's imaginary museum is USEUM, a virtual museum that democratises art. USEUM exhibits 84,000 paintings, illustrations & drawings by 8,000 classic artists and nearly 2,000 participant contemporary artists from 106 countries around the world. With more than 100,000 artwork ratings to date, USEUM proudly features one of the first ever democratically-curated art exhibitions. USEUM's most notable feature is "Download Artworks" as it materialises the accessibility of art online. The platform provides 22,000 copyright-vetted images of artworks, including those of famous masterpieces, free to download and use, even commercially, in any jurisdiction around the world.USEUM begun as the Ph.D. project of its Founder Foteini Valeonti at the UCL in London with the title "Making art accessible with crowdsourcing". USEUM has received various disctintions, including EU's prestigious Seal of Excellence award, and it has been featured on numerous national and international media such as The Times, UCL's Bartlett Annual Review and Wall St. International.