How scientific research illuminates the secrets of Renaissance masterpieces
In short: Discover the profound intersection of science and art through a deep dive into the optical tools used by Renaissance painters, presented by leading experts in physics and chemistry.
This program, part of the 2008 World Science Festival in New York City, examines how scientific research is applied to analyze works of art. Featuring insights from a Nobel Laureate chemist, a physicist, and researchers from Harvard University and The Met, the session explores the relationship between scientific discovery and artistic technique.
Professor Charles M. Falco of the University of Arizona specifically discusses the use of optical devices by Renaissance painters.
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