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X-ray images of a suspected art forgery
Art forgery detection. Dr Andreas Burmester attaches X-ray plates of a suspected forged painting to a light box for examination. Together the four plates provide complete coverage of the painting. X-rays are used to detect forgeries by penetrating the various layers of paint to reveal hidden details. A painting may have been done over the top of an older image to give the impression of authenticity. X-rays can also show the techniques involved in producing a painting. Dr Andreas Burmester heads the Doerner Institute in Munich, Germany. The Institute specializes in the detection of art forgeries by various imaging techniques and chemical analyses
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the meticulous process of detecting art forgeries through X-ray imaging. Dr Andreas Burmester, an esteemed expert in the field, is seen attaching X-ray plates of a suspected forged painting to a lightbox for examination at the renowned Doerner Institute in Munich, Germany. The four X-ray plates provide complete coverage of the painting, allowing Dr Burmester to penetrate its various layers of paint and unveil hidden details that could expose it as a forgery. This non-destructive testing method has revolutionized the world of art authentication by revealing if a newer image was painted over an older one to create an illusion of authenticity. X-rays not only aid in uncovering potential forgeries but also shed light on the techniques employed during the creation process. By analyzing these intricate details, experts like Dr Burmester can determine whether a painting aligns with historical practices or raises suspicions. As head of the Doerner Institute, Dr Andreas Burmester leads a team specializing in utilizing advanced imaging techniques and chemical analyses to detect art forgeries. Their tireless efforts contribute significantly to preserving artistic integrity and ensuring that genuine masterpieces are celebrated while fraudulent works are exposed. This remarkable photograph from Science Photo Library serves as a testament to both scientific innovation and unwavering dedication towards protecting our cultural heritage from counterfeit creations.
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