2010 Articles
Choirs of Praise: Some Aspects of Action Understanding in Fifteenth-Century Painting and Sculpture
Did Jan van Eyck go to Italy? This is an old question about Van Eyck, and raises a number of important issues about his art. I do not intend to settle it here. Rather, I ask it because it casts into high relief a central issue in the ways we think about responses to art, and, more specifically, about the relations between observation and action imitation.
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- Medieval Renaissance Baroque: A Cat's Cradle for Marilyn Aronberg Lavin
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- Italica Press
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- Art History and Archaeology
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- April 8, 2010