High art for the corporate masses.

RGB Labs, Inc. recently unveiled the GalleryPlayer, an image delivery service which utilizes its patent-pending technology to deliver museum quality art and photography to plasma and flat-panel displays. The service will allow corporate and commercial customers to create more aesthetically pleasing space.

"RGB Labs was founded on the premise of creating a secure image delivery service that transforms corporate and commercial environments into digital art and photography galleries," said Scott Lipsky, founder and CEO of RGB tabs.

"With the creation of the GalleryPlayer service, RGB Labs is now able to deliver on its fundamental strategy to provide flesh and compelling still imagery to flat-panel displays, enhancing the workspace as well as public space experience of customers, visitors, employees, clients and guests alike."

To provide Galleryplayer customers with high quality imagery, RGB Labs sources the world's best art content from a number of providers. Through its comprehensive relationship with Corbis, a global licensor of still and moving images, RGB Labs has secured exclusive rights to access and distribute thousands of pieces of work from Corbis' collection of fine art and photography. The collection includes works of such artists as Ansel Adams, Paul Cezanne, Leonardo DaVinci, Marcel Duchamp, Winslow Homer, Claude Monet, Georgia O'Keefe, Pablo Picasso, Man Ray, Pierre Auguste Renoir, John Singer Sargent, Andy Warhol and Andrew Wyeth.

At launch, the GalleryPlayer service will offer services through four curated galleries, including:

Fine Art--museum-quality paintings dating from the Renaissance to the early 20th century;

Contemporary--exploring the relationship between color and texture;

Photography--unforgettable images with a global perspective;

Eclectic--assorted scenes from the other galleries.

"We've long recognized the desire for art to be experienced in innovative ways," said Steve Davis, CEO of Corbis. "And we applaud RGB Labs for creating a secure technology and service that allows the display of high resolution digital imagery in an economical and enjoyable way."

All image sourcing, sequencing, license management, image preparation and copy protected distribution is handled by RGB Labs. If desired, RGB Labs will curate customer-provided imagery and build unique galleries, allowing integrated content to be combined on the GalleryPlayer, for an additional charge.

The GalleryPlayer service is available immediately for a monthly programming fee of $195. it can be connected to plasma and other flat-panel displays already installed in commercial locations, or RGB Labs can source the appropriate size and model display for a customer's needs through its relationships with display manufacturers such as Philips, Zenith and Samsung.

To sign up for the GalleryPlayer service, contact an RGB Labs sales representative or send an e-mail to [e-mail].