Geneva Fine Art Analysis

Conférence – 4 Mars 2022 à 18h – Artgenève

L’art moderne dans tous ses états. 
Un bilan sur les matériaux employés au 20eme siècle : leur dégradation, conservation et identification

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ARTGENEVE 2022

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Geneva Fine Art Analysis

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TECHNICAL SCIENTIFIC CONDITION REPORT
By associating the “Condition Report” with scientific analysis you will give added value to your works.

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Des instruments Pictet au crible des analyses scientifiques

An article about our collaboration with the MHS for the analysis of some Pictet objects!

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Papyrus Fondation Bodmer

Geneva Fine Art Analysis is very pleased to be part of the restoration project of the Papyrus Bodmer 101 (PB101 – Egyptian “Book to come out into the light” or “Book of the Dead”) with the restorer Florence Darbre.

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Séminaire à l’UNIGE

GFAA had the pleasure to present its work “L’analyse scientifique des oeuvres d’art” as part of the online seminar “Les métiers du marché de l’art aujourd’hui” at UNIGE!

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Théatre des expériences

Geneva Fine Art Analysis was pleased to collaborate with the Musée d’histoire des sciences de Genève, on their new exhibition “Le théatre des expériences”.

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“Inside the Fascinating World of High-End Art Forgery”

“A universal magic scientific technique to detect forgeries does not exist,” asserts Kilian Anheuser, head scientist at Geneva Fine Art Analysis in Switzerland.

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‘The Scream’ Is Fading. New Research Reveals Why.

The art world is increasingly turning to scientific analysis of pigments to find out how time has changed some famous paintings.

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RAM’s Fourth Annual Conference (Geneva, 31 January 2020)

Thanks to the RAM and especially to Anne-Laure Bandle for giving us the great opportunity to work with a wonderful panel of experts and specialists to put together the “RAM’s Guidelines for Experts Authenticating Works of Fine Art”

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Scientific analysis of works of art

How and why?

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Insect pests

Insect pests and insecticide problems for museum staff and other interested professionals.