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Reconstruction of a three-dimensional tableau from a single realist painting
- 15th Int. Conf. Virtual Systems & Multimedia
"... Abstract—We reconstructed a three-dimensional tableau from a single realist painting–Scott Fraser’s Three way vanitas (2006)– based on multiple stereo reconstruction applied to the direct image and the images in three plane mirrors depicted within the painting. The tableau contains a carefully chose ..."
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Abstract—We reconstructed a three-dimensional tableau from a single realist painting–Scott Fraser’s Three way vanitas (2006)– based on multiple stereo reconstruction applied to the direct image and the images in three plane mirrors depicted within the painting. The tableau contains a carefully chosen complex arrangement of objects including a moth, egg cup, and strand of string, glass of water, bone, and hand mirror. Each of the three plane mirrors presents a different view of the tableau from a virtual camera behind each mirror and symmetric to the artist’s viewing point. Our new contributions are three folds: First, we incorporate single-view geometric information extracted from the direct image of the wooden mirror frames in obtaining the camera models of these three virtual cameras. Second, we estimate 3D of objects using multiple stereo pairs within a single painting. Third, evaluate rigorously the geometric accuracies of the painting. I.
Finding intrinsic and extrinsic viewing parameters from a single realist painting
- 13th International Conference on Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns
, 2009
"... Abstract. In this paper we studied the geometry of a three-dimensional tableau from a single realist painting -Scott Fraser's Three way vanitas (2006). The tableau contains a carefully chosen complex arrangement of objects including a moth, egg, cup, and strand of string, glass of water, bone, ..."
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Abstract. In this paper we studied the geometry of a three-dimensional tableau from a single realist painting -Scott Fraser's Three way vanitas (2006). The tableau contains a carefully chosen complex arrangement of objects including a moth, egg, cup, and strand of string, glass of water, bone, and hand mirror. Each of the three plane mirrors presents a different view of the tableau from a virtual camera behind each mirror and symmetric to the artist's viewing point. Our new contribution was to incorporate single-view geometric information extracted from the direct image of the wooden mirror frames in order to obtain the camera models of both the real camera and the three virtual cameras. Both the intrinsic and extrinsic parameters are estimated for the direct image and the images in three plane mirrors depicted within the painting.
From Digital Imaging to Computer Image Analysis of Fine Art
"... Abstract. An expanding range of techniques from computer vision, pat-tern recognition, image analysis, and computer graphics are being applied to problems in the history of art. The success of these efforts is enabled by the growing corpus of high-resolution multi-spectral digital images of art (pri ..."
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Abstract. An expanding range of techniques from computer vision, pat-tern recognition, image analysis, and computer graphics are being applied to problems in the history of art. The success of these efforts is enabled by the growing corpus of high-resolution multi-spectral digital images of art (primarily paintings and drawings), sophisticated computer vision methods, and most importantly the engagement of some art scholars who bring questions that may be addressed through computer methods. This paper outlines some general problem areas and opportunities in this new inter-disciplinary research program.
