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  • Giovanni Morelli

    …explored in this and his Italian Painters: Critical Studies of Their Work (1890; Eng. trans., 1892). Essentially 19th century in its scientific rigorousness, his method’s apparently simple thesis is that the evidence presented by the pictures themselves is superior to all other evidence. The crux of the method is that…

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    …explored in this and his Italian Painters: Critical Studies of Their Work (1890; Eng. trans., 1892). Essentially 19th century in its scientific rigorousness, his method’s apparently simple thesis is that the evidence presented by the pictures themselves is superior to all other evidence. The crux of the method is that…

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