Imaging Diagnostic on a 14 th Century Gilded Icon
This new paper is a valid example of the application of non‐invasive imaging methods (technical photography and multispectral imaging) before and after the conservation treatment of a work of art.
This new paper is a valid example of the application of non‐invasive imaging methods (technical photography and multispectral imaging) before and after the conservation treatment of a work of art.
Our new low-cost Multispectral Imaging system was presented at RECH3, III International meeting on Retouching of cultural heritage, in Porto, Portugal. Read the postprint: A. Cosentino “Crowd funded research: low-cost multispectral imaging” RECH3, International meeting on Retouching of cultural heritage. 2015 This paper introduces the low-cost multispectral imaging (MSI) system for Art and Archaeology
We have been collaborating with Alessandro Fiamingo who has taken our Training program. He is currently working at Art Defender, Bologna.
New York Conservation Foundation (NYCF) invited CHSOS in New York and NJ for three eye-opening and empowering presentations on our systems to do Technical Photography and Multispectral Imaging for Art and Archaeology. The Eastern Analytical Symposium, the New York Microscopical Society, and NYCF provided the lecture and workshop venues. November 17 in Somerset, NJ, we delivered a 25 minute
CHSOS is in the Scientific Committee of RECH3, the International Meeting on Retouching of Cultural Heritage. Porto, Portugal on October 23-24 We are presenting a poster: “Crowd funded Research: Low-cost Multispectral Imaging” DOWNLOAD RECH3 is one of the largest educational and scientific events on Retouching field, an ideal venue for conservators and scientists to present research results about