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SynGallery: A Synthetic Gallery of Real Paintings for Instance-Level Artwork Recognition

Instance-level artwork recognition requires matching a handheld visitor photograph to a specific work in a large museum collection. This is challenging because painting datasets typically provide clean catalog images for training, while test queries are captured under oblique viewpoints, gallery lighting, reflections, frames, and other scene-level variations. We present SynGallery, a synthetic gallery dataset for artwork retrieval that addresses this gap without collecting additional real photographs. Starting from catalog images of real paintings, we place each artwork into a procedurally generated 3D gallery scene and render it from multiple viewpoints under varied geometric and appeara...

AuthorsPatryk Bartkowiak, Jakub Markil, Bartosz Kotrys et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published21 July 2026
Last updated at source19 August 2026
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