“Inverse-rendering Based Analysis of the Fine Illumination Effects in the Salvator Mundi” by Liang, Zhao and Goodrich – ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

“Inverse-rendering Based Analysis of the Fine Illumination Effects in the Salvator Mundi” by Liang, Zhao and Goodrich

  • 2020 Art Papers: Liang_Inverse-Rendering-Based Analysis of the Fine Illumination Effects in Salvator Mundi

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    Inverse-rendering Based Analysis of the Fine Illumination Effects in the Salvator Mundi

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    We have provided an inverse-rendering analysis that provides plausible optical explanations for the fine illumination effects in the Salvator Mundi. Our analysis supports Kemp’s main argument for authenticating the painting as Leonardo’s based on its optical accuracy and Leonardo’s study of optics.

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