Art Recovery
Art Recovery is a service specializing in the recovery and reconstruction of works of art of great artistic and historical value. Through the use of advanced techniques and the use of high quality materials, we offer Rule of Art and bespoke solutions to preserve, replicate or supplement original works of art, ensuring the utmost fidelity and respect for the aesthetics and integrity of the original work. Aimed at institutions, thematic museums, and collectors, our service is distinguished by precision, attention to detail, and the ability to recreate artworks that meet the highest standards of authenticity and artistic quality.
For Institutions, the goal is to recreate a work that can replace or complement the original when needed. The Pura technique is used, with natural pigment realization and precious materials applied in 5 successive layers of paint. The action involves a detailed study of the original work, including colors, brushstrokes and materials used, followed by high-resolution photography and laser scan shots to accurately capture the form and aesthetics of the painting. The works are intended for Museums, Institutions, Foundations, Churches, public buildings where the original cannot be shown.
For Thematic Museums, the goal is to recreate a collection of works, through Retouch, Picta and Pura techniques, with natural pigment realization and precious materials, applied in 5 successive layers of paint. The action involves a detailed study of the original works, including colors, brushstrokes, and materials used, followed by high-resolution photography and laser scan filming to accurately capture the form and aesthetics of the paintings. The works are intended for museums with temporary or permanent exhibitions.
For Collectors, the goal is to recreate one or more copies of a work that should not be recognized from the original. The Pura technique is used, with realization using natural pigment and precious materials, applied in 5 successive layers of paint. The action involves a detailed study of the original work, including colors, brushstrokes, and materials used, followed by high-resolution photography and laser scan shots to accurately capture the form and aesthetics of the painting. The original work will be kept in the Vault for security reasons, while the reproductions will be displayed in the client's preferred locations and will be treated as if they were the original.