BIB-VERSION:: CS-TR-v2.0
ID:: ncstrl.dartmouthcs//TR2003-466
ENTRY:: February 16, 2008
ORGANIZATION:: Dartmouth College, Computer Science
TITLE:: Digital Art Forensics
TYPE:: Technical Report (paper)
REVISION:: 1
AUTHOR:: Lyu, Siwei
AUTHOR:: Rockmore, Daniel
AUTHOR:: Farid, Hany
DATE:: June 2003
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ABSTRACT:: 
We describe a computational technique for digitally authenticating
works of art. This approach builds statistical models of an artist
from a set of authenticated works. Additional works are then
authenticated against this model. The statistical model consists of
first- and higher-order wavelet statistics. We show preliminary
results from our analysis of thirteen drawings by Pieter Bruegel the
Elder. We also present preliminary results showing how these
techniques may be applicable to determining how many hands contributed
to a single painting.
END:: ncstrl.dartmouthcs//TR2003-466