Art restoration gets a high-tech makeover
Elie Dolgin • June 12, 2025
Pixels meet paint, as a digital “mask” conceals damage on a 15th-century painting.
Masterpieces like
The Mona Lisa or
The Coronation of Napoleon are admired by tens of thousands of visitors to the Louvre each day. Yet, deep within the Paris museum’s vaults lie thousands more works of art that—whether due to space limitations, conservation requirements, or scarce restoration resources—never make it onto the walls of the world’s most famous art institution.
A new restoration technique that bridges digital innovation and traditional art care aims to change that.
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