A new layer of evidence in art authentication

A work of art is not just an investment. It carries meaning. Someone owns it, lives with it, passes it on. Its historical and financial value, though, depends entirely on whether it is what it claims to be.

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AI authenticity analyses at scale

Until now, authentication rested on three layers of evidence: connoisseurship, forensics, provenance. Art Recognition extends the framework to a fourth pillar. AI-driven visual analysis, drawn from the same body of evidence the field already uses.

Available for anyone who needs it

  • Collectors seeking an independent view

    A documented, AI-driven verification of their works’ authenticity, traceable end to end. Designed to inform the decision before they buy, sell, or retain.

  • Experts extending their visual evaluation

    Reports they can place alongside their own evaluation. Built on the scholarly record and a method open to independent review.

  • Institutions reinforcing their documentation

    A reproducible analysis, fully documented, that holds up to committee review and external scrutiny.

  • Lawyers and estates building a defensible file

    AI-based authenticity analysis that is documented, reproducible, and explicit about its limits. An independent contribution to their file, built with transparency and accountability in mind.

The rigour behind every analysis

From Salient, the art and technology magazine

Jane Adams with Artemisia Gentileschi’s Sinite Parvulos, Let the Children Come to Me, Church of San Carlo al Corso, Rome, 2021, after restoration

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In Conversation with Jane Adams

Jane Adams, co-founder and CEO of Artemisia Gold, reflects on restoring works by overlooked women artists, recovering lost histories, and the new campaign for…

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Professionals from all over the world are already using our company to authenticate their art.

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