3D-kopii.nuzhny they? - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

mihailovoh · 23.04.2014, 07:26

Previously , in order to make as close as possible to the original picture reproduction , it was necessary to resort to the manual labor of the artist. Russian startup Prixel developed a technology that allows you to print such copies , fully conveying the texture of brush strokes of the artist. Cost replica will not exceed $ 200 Prixel attracted 300 thousand dollars of seed investments . But the development of technology in the Russian legislation could hamper the museum fund .

"Conventional reproductions of Van Gogh , of course, convey the mood of the artist, the overall impression of the scenic work, but without repeating the contours of his brush strokes form does not convey the uniqueness of the art of the painter " - says Love Cherevan businesswoman . In her hands a copy of the 3D- " Starry Night " by Van Gogh . The artist worked in impasto technique - not to dilute the paint and squeezed them directly on the canvas, which remained heavy thick brushstrokes.
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Магнолия · 23.04.2014, 09:48

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