Scanning Raphael’s Marriage of the Virgin. Image © Factum Arte
Facsimile of Veronese’s Wedding at Cana at the Fondazione Cini. The piece measures around 30 x 23 feet. Image © Factum Arte
Carlos Bayod and Aliaa Ismail from Factum Arte scanning the Tomb of Seti I with the Lucida 3D scanner. Image © Gabriel Scarpa
Using drones to record the mosque at Kala-Koreysh in Daghestan. Image © Ksenia Sidorova
Factum Arte’s facsimiles retain the paint texture and every single mark or crack on the surface of the originals. Image © Factum Arte
Surface texture of a painting by Kirchner, recorded with Factum Arte’s Lucida 3D Scanner. Such surface renderings isolate and highlight information that conservators may not see when inspecting the actual painting. Image © Factum Arte
Facsimile of the Louvre’s Teschen Table. Compare with the original here. Image © Factum Arte