In January 2020, Factum Foundation recorded two paintings regarded as studio works from a series of still lives of musical instruments by Evaristo Baschenis, belonging to Museo Arte Tempo in Clusone, Italy. This was the first step in a collaboration between ARCHiVe and the Fondazione Giorgio Cini’s Early Music Seminars, directed by Pedro Memelsdorff, which aimed to identify eight paintings belonging to a series previously belonging to the monks of San Giorgio Maggiore.
One of the two studio works by Evaristo Baschenis recorded in Clusone © Oak Taylor Smith for Factum Foundation
One of the two studio works by Evaristo Baschenis recorded in Clusone © Oak Taylor Smith for Factum Foundation
[Left] Lucida 3D Scanner operating on one of the paintings © Oak Taylor Smith for Factum Foundation. [Right] Guendalina Damone and Emanuele Zampieri operating the Lucida 3D Scanner on one of the paintings © Oak Taylor Smith
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