Portrait: Philip K. Dick in the early 1960s, photographed by Arthur Knight. Originally published on the jacket of the 1962 Putnam edition of The Man in the High Castle. Public domain in the United States, as documented by Wikimedia Commons.
For this site, the photograph was composited into an AI-generated walnut frame with an ivory mat. The frame finish and transparent edges were refined with AI assistance. View the resulting image.
For this site, the photograph was converted to black and white and composited into an AI-generated ebonized wood frame with an ivory mat. The resulting image is available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
For this site, the photograph was converted to black and white and composited into the frame with AI assistance. The frame was straightened, its mat opening enlarged, and the surrounding background removed. The resulting image is available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
The photograph was converted to black and white and composited into the frame with AI assistance; the frame was straightened and the surrounding background removed. The resulting image is available under CC BY 3.0.
Alan Turing
Portrait: Alan Turing, 1951, by Elliott & Fry. Public domain, as documented by Wikimedia Commons.
The photograph was composited into the frame with AI assistance. The frame was straightened, an ivory mat added, and the stand and surrounding background removed. The resulting image incorporates material under the source terms above.
David Hume
Portrait: David Hume, painted by Allan Ramsay, 1766. National Galleries Scotland, Scottish National Portrait Gallery. Public domain.
Frame: Louis XV Regency style frame, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Robert Lehman Collection, 1975 (1975.1.2247). Frame photograph released under CC0.
The painting was composited into the frame with AI assistance. The archival frame photograph was tinted aged gold, its opening adapted to the painting, and the surrounding background removed. View the resulting image.