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Keywords Contemporary dance • Hamburger Faksimile-Streit • Fake • Diana and Callisto • Multiples • Copying • Reconstruction • Eighteenth century • Score • Titian • Venice • Farsetti Collection • Museum Studies • Re-enactment • Contemporary art • Portraits • Theory • Rubens • Visual semiotics • Daniel Arasse • Ephemerality • Muletti, Sebastiano • Originality • Letters • Collecting • Museum • Ottoman Sultans • Performance • Italian art literature • Details • Farsetti, Daniele • Paolo Giovio • ‘Second original’ • Weimar Art Theory • Punctum/studium • Seriality • Postmodern dance • Art copies • Collective work • Copy • Race • Open work • Gradenigo, Pietro • Photography • Guardi, Antonio • Theory of art • Copyright law • Alexander Dorner • Copy/original • Filippo Baldinucci • Programmed art • Original • Geometric dance • Dance • Originals/Copies • Ovid’s Metamorphoses • History of collecting • Painting • Aura • Medici’s dynasty • Paintings collecting
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/VA/2385-2720/2021/07 | Pubblicato 21 Dicembre 2021 | Lingua en, it
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