Animal Crossing: New Horizons came at a fortuitous time for many players, creating a happy refuge during the outbreak of the coronavirus. Public spaces like museums have been impacted by the pandemic as well, and have put some of their efforts during the shutdowns into joining the Animal Crossing craze.

　　At least two museums--the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England and the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, California--have set up free tools allowing Animal Crossing players to import famous artwork into their games. Both sites have a selection of QR codes with some of their collection ready to go.

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　　The Ashmolean collection includes short descriptions of the curated artwork, while the Getty tool is a bit more flexible in allowing you to select your artwork's cropping or import your own IIIF files.

　　We've turned some Ashmolean treasures into artworks you can import into #AnimalCrossing!

　　How about a Manet on your walls? Or Djed the Mummy on your shirt? A floral tile on your floors?

　　QR codes & full instructions at https://t.co/gqBHrShRbq pic.twitter.com/Zqt6pRGHqD

　　— Ashmolean Museum (@AshmoleanMuseum) April 20, 2020

　　Hey #AnimalCrossing fans! Hang Van Gogh’s “Irises” on your wall, wear Manet’s “Spring” on your shirt, or decorate your island with ancient sculpture.

　　Add art to your game using Getty’s new custom pattern-making tool: https://t.co/0014ri2rTO pic.twitter.com/iWoJCdj3jr

　　— Getty (@GettyMuseum) April 16, 2020

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