Art-Historically Grounded Multimodal Pretraining for Art Authentication
Springer
Batu Arda Düzgün, Ludovica Schaerf, Alessandra Conti, Eric O. Postma
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Tout, des témoignages clients aux recherches publiées et à la couverture médiatique.
Springer
Batu Arda Düzgün, Ludovica Schaerf, Alessandra Conti, Eric O. Postma
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Exploring Art History · 23 July 2026
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The Art Journal · 20 August 2026
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Comment des attributions étayées par Art Recognition se sont comportées chez Germann, à Zurich
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Comment un spécialiste sceptique de van Dyck a mis les méthodes d'Art Recognition à l'épreuve — et a fini par cosigner les résultats
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Comment Art Recognition a contribué à trancher la question de l'auteur de Katze in Blumenwiese
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THE EXCLUSIVIST · 18 July 2026
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Kunstgeschichte. Open Peer Reviewed Journal (2026)
Till-Holger Borchert, Alessandra Conti, Batu Arda Düzgün, Carina Popovici
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ARMATURE · 08 July 2026
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The Art Journal · 19 June 2026
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CNN · 9 March 2026
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The Guardian · 27 February 2026
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Caravaggio did not paint many pictures, but he inspired thousands. That imbalance, a small documented oeuvre and an enormous afterlife of imitation, is why attribution in Caravaggio studies can feel like detective work conducted in half-light. Few cases capture that better than…
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Few paintings in the canon of Old Master art have generated as much sustained debate as The Polish Rider, housed in the Frick Collection. Long celebrated as a masterpiece by Rembrandt, the work has, for decades, occupied an uneasy position between admiration…
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The Times · 24 November 2025
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The Guardian · 27 September 2025
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Arte TV · June 2025
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Some artworks arrive with a whisper. Others arrive with an argument already attached. Una Vilana Windisch belongs firmly to the latter category. From the moment this quiet, piercing portrait of a peasant woman resurfaced, it seemed determined to provoke disagreement, scrutiny, and,…
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Wired · 20 March 2025
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The Art Newspaper · 18 March 2025
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Financial Times · 6 March 2025
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NHK WORLD-JAPAN NEWS · 31 January 2025
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ARTnews · 3 December 2024
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The Art Newspaper · December 2024
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Plaster Magazine · 20 November 2024
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The Art Newspaper · 31 October 2024
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Art authentication has never been a straight line of progress. It advances in fits and starts, shaped as much by skepticism as by discovery. Traditional connoisseurship, grounded in long looking and deep familiarity, remains one of its central pillars. Over time, it…
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ARTnews · 30 August 2024
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ARTnews · 29 August 2024
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Arte TV · 18 August 2024
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Kunstgeschichte. Open Peer Reviewed Journal (2024)
Nils Büttner, Alita De Feudis, Carina Popovici
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BBC · 14 May 2024
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The Guardian · 8 May 2024
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Safety Detectives · 23 April 2024
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Monopol Magazin · 2 April 2024
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Deine Korrespondentin · 2 April 2024
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The Art Newspaper · 11 March 2024
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Financial Times · 2 March 2024
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Public Library of Science — PLOS ONE (2024)
Johann Ostmeyer, Ludovica Schaerf, Pavel Buividovich, Tessa Charles, Eric Postma, Carina Popovici
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In early 2023, the art world was jolted by what sounded like a once-in-a-generation discovery. The de Brécy Tondo Madonna, a small devotional painting long admired but cautiously classified, was suddenly proclaimed a lost masterpiece by Raphael. The basis for this dramatic…
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The Art Newspaper · 9 November 2023
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Few names in Renaissance art carry the weight of Raphael. Celebrated in his own lifetime and canonized soon after, Raffaello Sanzio occupies a rare position as both an artist of supreme refinement and a figure whose works were intensely desired, copied, adapted,…
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Artnet News Op-Ed · 10 October 2023
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Springer — Neural Computing and Applications (2023)
Ludovica Schaerf, Eric Postma, Carina Popovici
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MyArtBroker · 1 March 2023
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The Wall Street Journal · 18 February 2023
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The Guardian · 19 November 2022
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The New Yorker · 26 September 2022
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Neue Züricher Zeitung · 11 March 2022
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Radio Télévision Suisse · 19 December 2021
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The Guardian · 26 June 2021
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Tages Anzeiger · 11 March 2021
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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen · 24 October 2020
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Neue Züricher Zeitung · 20 January 2020
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Artnome · 13 September 2019
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Art history is full of doubles. Copies, replicas, studio versions, later repetitions. Most of the time, they coexist peacefully. But every so often, two nearly identical works surface that force the art world into an uncomfortable binary. Only one can be right.…
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Peu d’artistes suscitent autant de passion, de projections et d’inquiétude savante que Vincent van Gogh. Ses peintures paraissent intimes, confessionnelles, presque autobiographiques, ce qui rend les questions d’authenticité particulièrement sensibles. Un Van Gogh n’est jamais seulement un Van Gogh.
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