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Moving pictures: Mathematical reconstruction of painting

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Find out how images in illuminated manuscripts and easel paintings have changed over time. See images reconstructed through art-historical research, non-invasive technical analyses and advanced mathematical methods. Part of Cambridge Festival of Ideas.

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This talk is part of the The Fitzwilliam Museum series.

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