How scientific research uncovers the hidden tools of Renaissance masters
In short: This session explores the intricate intersection of science and art, examining how optical devices were utilized by Renaissance painters to shape their masterpieces.
Presented during the World Science Festival in New York City, this program features insights from world-renowned scientists, including researchers from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Harvard University. The discussion, introduced by Marco Leona, includes contributions from a Nobel Laureate chemist and a physicist to investigate how scientific research can be applied to the study of fine art.
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