Add to Favourites
To login click here
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and computer vision are revolutionizing art history research by providing new insights into the techniques used by artists to convey light and perspective. AI-driven tools are being used to recover the appearance of lost or hidden artworks and to compute the ‘meanings’ of some paintings. Collaborations between computer scientists and art scholars are leading to successes in automating conventional ‘by eye’ analyses, processing subtleties in images beyond what is possible through normal human perception, and introducing new approaches and classes of questions to art scholarship.
