Artful Software Spots Faked Masterpieces
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The method could also be used to determine if more than one hand was involved in creating the work, something physical forensic science has never been able to do.
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A Gauguin sculpture of a faun hailed as one of the most treasured recent acquisitions of the Art Institute of Chicago was yesterday unmasked as a fake - from Bolton
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Dutch engineers stitch together hundreds of images to create a photo with 2.5 billion pixels. Photo: Giant digital image
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Search technology for images may lead to a way to search handwritten manuscripts.
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Tool fights spam and digitizes books by requiring users to identify two words displayed in an image.
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A 16 billion pixel image of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper masterpiece is posted on the internet.
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Controversy over the veracity of recently released Bush National Guard memos has put the spotlight on digital forgery. These days, computers make document fakery easier -- and harder to detect -- than ever before. By Randy Dotinga.
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Rogue copying software lets users clone anything or anyone they want in the virtual world. By letting its community respond, Linden Labs sets the stage for a bold experiment in alternatives to U.S.-style copyright. Commentary by Jennifer Granick.
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New high-resolution images of Leonardo's biblical painting show the artist's techniques in detail.
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Scientific testing of recently-found paintings supposedly by Jackson Pollock has cast doubt on their authenticity.
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Trying to authenticate documents or uncover forgeries is an increasingly technical pursuit.
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The Internet&#39;s growing band of plagiarists are about to meet their worst nightmare-- a program that claims to be able to detect copy theft in any text document.
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Pixelmator, a Core Image-based image editing software package for the Mac, is now available for download.
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Art theft may conjure up images of a suave movie villain creeping through a dark gallery &#151; or last year's bold daylight robbery of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" from a Norway museum. Most art heists, however, are far more subtle, involving forged documents, fake prints or smuggled cultural artifacts that slowly make their way into the hands of private owners or museums.
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Pencil and paper are so last-century. New software developed by international researchers can create and manipulate 3-D models of ancient inscribed artifacts.
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Computer viruses aren't just for wreaking havoc on global networks. They're also an art form. That's the take of an upcoming exhibit that focuses on malicious scripts, hacker films and the aesthetic charms of programming code. By Michelle Delio.
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An Italian art restorer said she has identified a painting long thought to be a copy of a Caravaggio masterpiece, "St. Jerome Writing," as an authentic work of the Baroque master.