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The Span in Quiet Daylight

Brooklyn Bridge. An original digital painting inspired by Johannes Vermeer.

A short view of the painting’s construction. Both films are presentation derivatives of the recorded digital painting.

This is an AI-assisted original digital composition made with Arthaus’s painting engine, inspired by Johannes Vermeer. It is not a work by the historical artist. The film presents recorded digital brush marks; it does not recover historical gestures or physical paint behavior.

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Recorded construction and reference rights

15,575 recorded strokes.

Landmark reference: Brooklyn Bridge panorama. Credit: Yukatan (Commons username in Cyrillic retained in acquisition metadata), own photograph, 31 January 2008. Rights: Individual image has uploader public-domain dedication worldwide with unrestricted fallback grant; file-level metadata retained. The Manhattan Bridge appears behind Brooklyn Bridge and is a different structure..

Recorded brush execution demonstrates how this digital canvas was built. It does not establish historically recovered gestures or a physical simulation of paint.

The research evidence does not establish independently validated artist-wide style.
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