“AI-renaissance of renaissance”

twelve Caesars

The story about applying generative AI to resurrect a beautiful series of paintings, that were tragically lost in a fire
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Tiziano Vecelli or Vecellio

known as titian

Titian, also known as Tiziano Vecellio, was an Italian Renaissance painter and the greatest Venetian artist of the sixteenth century. He was born in Pieve di Cadore, near Belluno, and was recognized early in his lifetime as a supremely talented painter.

Titian contributed to all major areas of Renaissance art, including altarpieces, portraits, mythologies, and pastoral landscapes with figures. He was the finest portrait painter of the Renaissance, and his clients included popes, kings, diplomats, lawyers, intellectuals, and military men.

His influence on painting style continued well beyond his lifetime.

known as titian

In 1536-1540

titian draw 11 paintings of roman emperors

Inspired by “The Twelve Caesars” manuscript dating 1477 years
Creating a series of eleven painted half-length portraits, which are recognised among his best-known works
which later was completed with the last portrait drawn by Bernardino Campi

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Julius Caesar

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Octavian Augustus

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Tiberius Caesar

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Caligula Caesar

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Claudius Caesar

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Nero Claudius Caesar

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Sergius Galba

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Sylvius Otho

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Aullus Vitellius

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Vespasianus Augustus

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Titus Vespasianus

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Flavius Domitianus

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AI Renaissance

AI Renaissance

We harness the power of generative AI to push the boundaries of art restoration and recreation.

Our innovative approach combines rigorous research, advanced algorithms, and machine learning.



By establishing an iterative collaboration approach between art history experts and machine learning engineers, we can now give a second life to hundreds of paintings that were tragically lost in history.

By establishing an iterative collaboration approach between art history experts and machine learning engineers, we can now give a second life to hundreds of paintings that were tragically lost in history.

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They were so good...

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after the king died...

in 1651

Paintings passed to Philip IV of Spain

Into his private collection located in Royal Alcazar of Madrid

in 1734

A FIRE BROKE OUT AT THE ROYAL ALCÁZAR OF MADRID

and the paintings were destroyed in a catastrophic fire

The future is now

Corpus Building and Data Collection

We begin by curating a comprehensive corpus of survived paintings and documents.

This involves extensive research and gathering of paintings, letters, historical documents, and any available textual/image material attributed to the 12 Caesars portraits we aim to recreate.

Custom AI Model Training

The collected corpus serves as the foundation for training our generative AI model.

By repeatedly training our model on vast datasets of authenticated artworks, we enable it to learn and recognize the intricate details and patterns that define an artist’s unique style.

attention to details

By incorporating key features and details from survived engravings by several authors, we have been able to capture even more of the essence of Renaissance art, making our AI-generated works some of the most authentic available

attention to details
attention to details
attention to details

attention to details

By incorporating key features and details from survived engravings by several authors, we have been able to capture even more of the essence of Renaissance art, making our AI-generated works some of the most authentic available

Collaboration with Art Experts

Collaboration with Art Experts

Throughout the entire process, we maintain a close collaboration with art experts and historians specializing in the Renaissance period.

Collaboration with Art Experts

Their expertise and domain knowledge provide valuable insights and ensure that the AI model’s outputs align with the historical and artistic context.

Artistic Language and Strokes Analysis

We analyze the artistic language and strokes employed by Renaissance artists in their paintings.

This involves exploring their distinctive painting style, the use of colors, the portrayal of visual elements, and any unique style that features reflect of their artistic mindset and approach.

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Iterative Refinement

Our AI model goes through an iterative refinement process, wherein we continuously evaluate its outputs against authenticated writings and known artistic techniques.

We fine-tune the model's parameters and update its training data based on feedback from art experts and connoisseurs, allowing us to achieve a higher level of accuracy and authenticity with each iteration.

Which results in

Throughout the style matching process, we maintain a commitment to historical accuracy and artistic integrity. Our goal is to recreate the lost paintings in a way that honors the original artists' vision and technique. By leveraging comparative analysis and style matching, we strive to bridge the gap between the lost paintings and the authenticated works, providing viewers with a truly immersive and authentic experience of the Renaissance artistic heritage.

Timeless Art, Reimagined by AI

Lost Masters

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