Touching a painting in a museum is out of the question. But not when it comes to this one: This unique recreation of Rebrandt’s “The Jewish Bride” is created with a customised elevated printing technology. New scanning techniques and this unique UV printing process builds up the print in many passes, creating the required relief and ending with the right colours in the right places.
Published 17th Sep 2020
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