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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe Digital Restoration of Da Vincis Sketches
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Amelia Sparavigna
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A sketch, found in one of Leonardo da Vincis notebooks and covered by the written notes of this genius, has been recently restored. The restoration reveals a possible self-portrait of the artist, drawn when he was young. Here, we discuss the discovery of this self-portrait and the procedure used for restoration. Actually, this is a restoration performed on the digital image of the sketch, a procedure that can easily extended and applied to ancient documents for studies of art and palaeography.
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