The team has also started using DALL-E to reconstruct lost masterpieces known only through textual descriptions.
An underpainting of two male wrestlers discovered via X-ray beneath a still life by Vincent Van Gogh has been reconstructed into a work in its own right by artificial intelligence.was carried out by, an initiative run by physicist George Cann and neuroscientist Anthony Bourached, both PhD students at University College London, alongside the artist Jesper Eriksson.
The image, which shows the two topless figures in close combat, was first discovered a decade ago. It was painted over withA reference to the lost work exists in a letter by Van Gogh to his brother Theo from January 1886, which reads: “This week I painted a large thing with two nude torsos—two wrestlers […] and I really liked doing that.”
Though the reconstruction of its color and style is an estimation made by the A.I., Bourached said it was “very convincing—by far the best guess we can get with current technology.” To get A.I. to reproduce the style of an Old Master, the team trained a neural network on other examples of the artist’s work, teaching it to accurately reconstruct the picture from an X-ray-style image.is one of several works that have been resurrected by Oxia Palus.
Known as the NeoMasters, the collection includes a standing female nude hidden behind another of Van Gogh’s paintings, a portrait of Modgliani’s ex-lover Beatrice Hastings behind the Italian artist’s
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