Art prints, limited editions and art digitisation — recom art care
recom art care is your partner in Berlin for fine art prints and art digitisation, delivered to the highest quality standards. Our market-leading technological equipment goes hand in hand with personalised and tailored advice. From fragile family photographs to large-format architectural plans, negatives and delicate drawings, right through to works by Picasso and Monet, we can produce digital reproductions of the very highest quality. Our clients include renowned institutions such as museums and collections, archives, estates, artists and private individuals. We find the right solution for every request.
Do it once.
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Digitization and reproduction with the highest precision
For digitisation, we have the CRUSE scanner and the mobile DOM at our disposal. Regardless of the technology chosen, we ensure that all digital copies are produced with accurate colour reproduction and in high resolution. The resulting digital copy files are processed and prepared so that they can be used for a wide range of print and online applications across a variety of sectors. The authenticity of the original and the integrity of the restoration are our top priorities.
Large-Format Digitization: CRUSE
Our CRUSE scanner is designed for the highest-quality digitization of flat originals, whether smooth or textured. The entire process is fully contactless, ensuring that even the most sensitive materials are preserved with the utmost care.
For especially gentle digitization, we employ LED lighting with exceptional colour rendering quality, entirely free of harmful UV radiation. Individually adjustable light positions allow surface structures and textures to be captured with remarkable clarity and depth. Each original is scanned line by line at a precise 90-degree angle under uniform illumination, ensuring absolute accuracy across the entire surface.
| Max Single-Scan-Size | 150 x 250 cm |
| Image resolution | 150 – 1.600 dpi |
Digitization from Small to Medium Format: DOM
The DOM developed by recom is a standalone digitization system that uses a digital camera to take photographs. It is, therefore, a portable miniature photo studio that can be used to create traditional product shots as well as images of works of art, such as paintings. It reproduces surfaces and objects with great detail and realism.
The maximum scan size for the DOM is 70 x 100 cm. The image resolution depends on the original document and the camera lens used. We use a 50 MP camera as standard, but we can, of course, increase the resolution if needed.
| Max Single-Scan-Size | 70 x 100 cm |
| Image resolution | 50 MP Camera |
Fine Art Digitization
Like the CRUSE scanner, the DOM is capable of reproducing our REFERENCE SCAN with its critical, measurable color accuracy.
We would be happy to advise you in advance on which method is best suited to your specific project and objectives.
Digitization is carried out as agreed and in accordance with conservation requirements.
Fine Art Print
Color-accurate prints on fine art paper and canvas—durable, archival-quality, and available in large formats up to 1.90 m wide. We work exclusively with certified materials and calibrated monitors and printing systems.
Printing Editions
Limited editions with reproducible quality—for artists, galleries, museums, and estates. Each print is produced under standardized conditions and is carefully documented.
Reproduction
Art reproductions based on a scan or an existing file—in the size, print run, and quality of your choice. Our priority is color-accurate reproduction of the original, printed in our studio in Berlin.
References
Meret Oppenheim | Bern Art Museum
We carried out the extensive “Meret Oppenheim Digital” project, which spanned several weeks, using the Cruse scanner, with a focus on the diversity of Meret Oppenheim’s materials and artistic techniques.
Grisebach | Presence and online auctions
Since 2013, we have been digitizing photographs, prints, paintings, and art objects for the Grisebach auction house. We use the CRUSE to create a reference scan—a color-accurate digital copy—of large-format works, while the DOM is used to capture small-format works on site.
Ludwig Kirchner | Ludwig Kirchner Museum Davos
MULTITOUCH-TISCH | Beispielhaft für unsere Auseinandersetzung mit dem Thema Virtuelle Realität ist ein Multitouch-Tisch für das Kirchner Museum Davos im Rahmen der Ausstellung “Die Skizzenbücher Kirchners. Vom Bleistiftstrich zum Hologramm”. Der interaktive Multitouch-Tisch bietet, gegenüber der herkömmlichen Ausstellung in der Vitrine oder an der Wand, die Möglichkeit, ein umfangreiches Konvolut und eine große Bandbreite an Medien zu präsentieren.
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Claude Monet | Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Using the Cruse scanner, we digitized a series of paintings for the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, including Claude Monet’s “Fields in Spring.” Among many other applications, the museum uses the data sets for inventory purposes.
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Team
Sven Schönauer
CCO (Chief Creative Officer)
Sven Schönauer is an expert in digital processes and innovation. He combines his many years of experience in the printing industry with innovative technologies. In 2002, he founded the RECOM ART division, which set new standards in art reproduction with state-of-the-art scanners such as the Cruse and DOM scanners. In 2012, he moved from Stuttgart to Berlin, where he has been working continuously on the technological evolution of digitization and inkjet printing. Since 2024, he has been leading recom art care in Berlin’s Moabit district, where he and his team are working on innovative solutions for art reproductions and further developing the associated logistics.
Katrin Rother
Input-Digitization & Post-Processing
Katrin Rother is a photo designer (LetteVerein Berlin) and visual artist (HfbK Hamburg/UdK Berlin). She works as a freelance photographer specializing in exhibition and reproduction photography. She has been overseeing the Input Digitization department at recom art care since 2019.
David Burghardt
Projectmanagement & customermanagement
After completing his training as a photo designer (Lette Verein, Berlin), David Burghardt worked for 10 years as a photo editor for renowned publishers such as Jahreszeiten Verlag, Gruner+Jahr, and teNeues Verlag, and has been working for over 20 years as a photographer and image editor for various agencies and photographers.
Since 2023, he has been working for the Recom Group (formerly recom ART, now recom art Care) as a project manager and account manager in the fine art division.
Laura Hegewald
Photography & Projectmanagement
Laura Hegewald studied photography with a focus on photojournalism at Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences. As a photographer, she brings experience in theater, film, and portraiture—combined with a passion for art and analog photographic processes. Developing images in the darkroom and retouching silver gelatin prints and C-prints are central to her work. Laura has been working for recom art care since May 2026.
Paul Schaffitzel
Image processing & logistics, digital & edition printing
In 2019, Paul Schaffitzel completed a dual-track apprenticeship as a media technologist at RECOM ART in cooperation with the Königsdruck printing company, and has been working for recom art care ever since in his area of expertise: digital and fine art printing. Paul also handles all aspects of logistics, project management, and customer service for his projects.
Anna S. Bauer
Projectmanagement & Onlinecommunication
Anna Sophia Bauer is a passionate project manager and a jack-of-all-trades. She brings years of professional experience in other industries to her work in project management and has also earned a Master of Arts in Art History and Digital Humanities (TU Berlin and EPFL).
Helene Bosecker
Art & culture management
Helene Bosecker is an art historian (TU Berlin) and cultural manager. She worked for many years in the art market as a gallery manager and founded the Estonian association MTÜ Eesti-Saksa Kunstikoostöö in 2021, followed by roam projects e. V. Since 2024, she has served as chair of the German-Estonian Society Berlin e. V. She advocates for a rethinking of the economic structures in the art market to benefit artists. Since 2022, Helene Bosecker has been part of recom art care as a project manager.
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