Gauguin’s prints were mapped by an interdisciplinary team to determine their secret process:
A team of scientists and art conservators from Northwestern University and the Art Institute of Chicago has used a simple light bulb, an SLR camera and computational power to uncover new details of Paul Gauguin’s highly experimental printmaking process.
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