You can enjoy it for a long time, just like oil paintings, at an affordable price.It has an overwhelming impact.

Paintings in museum collections have been highly acclaimed for many years and have the power to attract people. However, in many cases, genuine masterpieces were only allowed to be viewed in faraway museums overseas, in domestic exhibitions for a limited period of time, or in the homes of a very few collectors.
Up until now, reproductions such as prints, reproductions, and posters have been on the market, but their properties differ from the originals, and the quality was difficult to satisfy art lovers. The person in charge of the digital archive at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, who had doubts about such a "reproduction situation," devised "Futenga".

The motto of the technicians and craftsmen involved in restoration painting is "If not original, then this is the one."
With thorough Italian craftsmanship, we focus on reviving the soul and emotion of the original paintings. While the joy of seeing a favorite painting fills your eyes, it also gives you the satisfaction of owning it, and at the same time, the satisfaction of supporting the museum by owning it, as it is returned to the museum with the official approval of the museum that owns the painting. You can also feel it.
Western paintings that are considered real masterpieces are sometimes impossible to purchase due to their rarity, and even if you try, the average price ranges from billions of yen to tens of billions of yen, and they are often too large to fit on regular Japanese walls. This is the current situation. In the case of restoration paintings, you can custom order your favorite work in a size that matches the wall you want to decorate, at a price that you can afford at 1/10,000 to 1,000 of that price. Is possible.
One of the great appeals of Fuktenga is that you can enjoy the masterpieces of genius painters who left their mark on history in your home or office, even if you try to paint the same works in modern times. .

Being faithful to the original painting allows you to feel its "presence," "extremeness," and "weight." This thoroughness begins with the selection of art materials and the preparation of the foundation. We carefully select environmentally friendly raw materials, and if the original painting is on canvas, we will print it on canvas, and if the original painting is on wood board, we will print it on wood board. Craftsmen take their time to create the foundation for each piece, and each time-consuming process creates a finish that stands out from machine-made production. That's how it was createdrevival paintingboasts an unprecedented quality and existence that is different from mass-produced reproductions. Created faithfully to the original paintingrevival paintingis inspired by the artist's creative qualities, the details of the painting, and the hand-carving of the authentic frame. Made in Italy, the weight of history and tradition, as well as the passion and skill of the craftsmen, are incorporated into a work of art, rather than a reproduction.revival paintingThis is the background called.

We also believe that the best handmade frame is suitable for Arte Chiara's high quality. At our framing workshop located in the sunflower fields of Tuscany, each piece is carefully created one by one by uncompromising framers. The workshop is known for creating high-quality picture frames, supplying frames for original paintings to antique dealers and private collectors, as well as museums in Italy, Germany, and the United States. Run by a typical Italian family, Arte Chiara's frames are finished with the authentic craftsmanship that has been passed down from generation to generation. At Arte Chiara, in order to enjoy the texture of the surface to the fullest, we purposely do not cover the surface, but instead apply invisible UV protection to the surface (glass or acrylic is available upon request). ). Even if it is an original painting held in a museum where you are not allowed to get close to the surface,revival paintingYou can also enjoy touching the surface with your fingers.