The Digital Delacroix project took centre stage at the André Chastel Centre's monthly seminar, with the team presenting its work on AI, 3D visualization and digital humanities to fellow art historians.
Read moreThe full project team met for its second seminar inside the Palais Bourbon itself, combining a guided tour of the building's artistic heritage with informal working sessions across the team's disciplines.
Read moreThe project is recruiting a computer vision engineer for a 2.5-year contract, to build the machine learning models behind its authorship-analysis and reconstruction work.
Read moreOutside parliamentary sessions, the National Assembly opens its library to the public free of charge, by reservation — a chance to see Delacroix's painted ceilings in person, the very subject at the heart of the project.
Read moreDigital Delacroix now has its own website, presenting a unique digital humanities project combining art history, 3D modelling and artificial intelligence around Delacroix's ceiling at the French National Assembly.
Read moreAfter a year-long restoration, the Palais Bourbon library reopened on 9 April 2025 — the day before the Digital Delacroix partnership was signed. A filmed tour documents the restoration of the ceiling Delacroix painted between 1838 and 1847, the very decor at the heart of the project.
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