proposal part b - The Bernstein Project
proposal part b - The Bernstein Project
proposal part b - The Bernstein Project
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CIP-ICT PSP Call 4 26<br />
Pilot B<br />
[Imperialle]<br />
museum’s digital productions integrate digital communication, videos and games into the galleries of the<br />
museum, and are a central <strong>part</strong> of the museum’s art education and promotion.<br />
Role in the project: Digitisation of 528 unique masterpieces from the Rubens Cantoor (ca. 1630) and 140<br />
equally exceptional works by Maerten van Heemskerck (c. 1520-1570), all drawn on paper. Additional digital<br />
radiography of the paper structure, watermarks, and paper identification including metadata will be applied.<br />
SMK will be the leader of WP6: Monitoring and testing.<br />
Homepage: http://www.smk.dk<br />
Key personnel:<br />
Jørgen Wadum<br />
• trained as a flower painter and as a painting conservator, studies in Art history (PhD)<br />
• Keeper of Conservation at the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen<br />
• since the 1980s he has specialised in the painting techniques of 16 th - and 17 th -century Dutch and<br />
Flemish artists.<br />
• has published and lectured extensively internationally on a multitude of subjects related to this and<br />
other issues of importance to the understanding and keeping of our cultural heritage<br />
• holds positions in several international organisations and committees<br />
Chris Fischer<br />
• Studies in Art history (PhD)<br />
• worked many years as Keeper of Prints and Drawings at the National Gallery of Denmark<br />
• senior researcher<br />
• Head of Centre for Advanced Studies in Master Drawings at the National Gallery of Denmark and<br />
lecturer at the University of Copenhagen<br />
• arranged and <strong>part</strong>icipated in a number of exhibitions here as well as in some of the world’s leading<br />
museums, including the Uffizi, the Pitti Gallery and the Louvre, and publishes extensively in<br />
international periodicals and exhibition catalogues<br />
Key expertise in Italian drawings<br />
Hanne Kolind Poulsen<br />
• senior researcher (PhD)<br />
• since 2006 curator in the De<strong>part</strong>ment of Graphic Art at the National Gallery of Denmark<br />
• specialist on 16 th -century art<br />
• associate research professor at Copenhagen University<br />
• arranged a number of exhibitions at the National Gallery of Denmark and at other Danish museums<br />
Anja Scocozza<br />
• graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Conservation in 1992<br />
• since 2002, employed at the National Gallery of Denmark.<br />
• an expert in restoration and conservation of old master drawings, graphic art and manuscripts;<br />
collection examination and consultancy at local museums in Denmark<br />
Experience in digitalization of prints and drawings and in project management<br />
Jakob Skou-Hansen<br />
• studies in Art History at the University of Århus and the Sorbonne<br />
• educated as a photographer<br />
• since 2001, head photographer at the National Gallery of Denmark