In the Spotlight
In Conversation with Dayle Bechtler-Lustenberger
Dayle Bechtler-Lustenberger is an art historian and managing director at Engadin Art Talks. She holds a Bachelor Hons degree in History of Art from…
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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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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.
A documented, AI-driven verification of their works’ authenticity, traceable end to end. Designed to inform the decision before they buy, sell, or retain.
Reports they can place alongside their own evaluation. Built on the scholarly record and a method open to independent review.
A reproducible analysis, fully documented, that holds up to committee review and external scrutiny.
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.
In the Spotlight
Dayle Bechtler-Lustenberger is an art historian and managing director at Engadin Art Talks. She holds a Bachelor Hons degree in History of Art from…
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Expert Essays
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Read more“As a connoisseur of the oeuvre of Paul Cezanne, Vincent Van Gogh, and Oskar Kokoschka, I had the chance to work in close cooperation with Art Recognition on a series of artworks, many of which disputed authenticity. I would like to express my appreciation and respect for this innovative idea, as well as the impressive technical implementation and professional commitment of the whole team.”
Walter Feilchenfeldt
Art Expert and Dealer
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