Forensic Canvas

Most art channels tell you what a painting means. This one asks what it can prove.

A signature is a statement. A change under the varnish is a draft. Something added at the last minute is a seal. We treat a 500-year-old painting the way an investigator treats a scene: at full resolution, one detail at a time, and only what the evidence supports.

The paintings come from public-domain museum scans, often 8,000 pixels wide. That is where the details everyone else crops out still sit. When a diagram explains it better than a zoom, we draw it ourselves.

No mysteries invented, No theories dressed up as facts. Where scholars disagree, we say so. Every work shown is public domain; the diagrams, script and edit are ours.

If you have ever suspected there was more in a famous painting than anyone mentioned,
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