Some people claim that museums and art galleries are not needed today because everyone can see historical objects or art works by computer. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Museums

and

art

galleries

have become two of the most popular destinations to spend holidays. But many say that in

this

modern world, the existence of these places has already been replaced by computers because people can see almost all expressions of

art

or history on the internet. In

this

essay, I will argue that

museums

and

art

galleries

still need to show the real version of creations,

although

seeing these things on mobile devices is cheaper and easier. One thing to consider is that maintaining buildings like

museums

and

art

galleries

is essential because the public who wants to know the actual shape of

art

or historical things will come to these places.

This

is because seeing

art

production through a computer differs from the original because lighting and angles could be different.

For example

, a painting could have tosca colour in the digital image, but in the real version, the colour is teal. The difference in

this

colour has the possibility of causing wrong perceptions about the object, so it is vital to come and see it in person.

On the other hand

, many believe that seeing artworks or historical objects on the computer screen or other electronic devices is enough.

This

argument is because

this

method is more accessible, cheaper, and saves more time than visiting

museums

or

art

galleries

.

For instance

, everyone worldwide can see the paintings of Monalisa that are held in the Louvre Museum in France without coming to Paris.

Moreover

, humans will not damage

this

painting because it cannot be touched directly.

To sum up

, if the public wants to know more about

art

and historical objects, they should search for information through many places,

such

as the Internet, or come to where the objects are stored. I

also

believe in enhancing human understanding of the works; they can explore specialized books and documentaries or attend expert-guided tours.