Image Access, together with the Dutch partner A-Vision Imaging BV, exhibited at the Museum Vakdagen at the Evoluon in Eindhoven on April 17 and 18, 2019. They presented the fine art scanner WideTEK 36ART and the WideTEK 25 flatbed scanner with backlight option.
Rob d’Haen from A-Vision Imaging BV and Thorsten Rink from Image Access showed visitors how simple and intuitive it is to digitize and reproduce works of fine art like oil and acrylic paintings, watercolors, charcoal and pastel drawings, mixed media collages and antique works of art; in 3D-like images that show all surface textures, from the finest stroke of the brush to gouache painting techniques and the contours of antique artwork.
Local artists could evaluate the scanners and digitize some of their own artwork, e.g. Angela Bogaard and Kees van der Velden.
Rob d’Haen from A-Vision presents the WideTEK 36Art 
Rob d’Haen presents the WideTEK 25 with backlight option 
The Evoluon is an impressive location for the Museum Vakdagen 2019 in Eindhoven 
Artwork of Angela Boggard which was scanned during the show 
Artwork of Kees van der Velden which was digitized during the show 
Artwork of Kees van der Velden which was digitized during the show
