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... Oxford : Oxford University Press . Forty , A. and S. Küchler ( eds . ) 1998 " Introduction " to Forty , A. and S. Küchler ( eds . ) The Art of Forgetting . Oxford : Berg . Francis , G. with Brent Collins 1995 " On Knot - Spanning ...
... Oxford : Oxford University Press . Forty , A. and S. Küchler ( eds . ) 1998 " Introduction " to Forty , A. and S. Küchler ( eds . ) The Art of Forgetting . Oxford : Berg . Francis , G. with Brent Collins 1995 " On Knot - Spanning ...
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... Oxford : Oxford University Press . Cezanne , P. 1904 ' Letters to Emile Bernard ' in Harrison , C. and Wood , P. 1992 Art in theory 1900-1990 : an anthology of changing ideas . Oxford : Blackwell . Dawkins , R. 1976 The Selfish Gene ...
... Oxford : Oxford University Press . Cezanne , P. 1904 ' Letters to Emile Bernard ' in Harrison , C. and Wood , P. 1992 Art in theory 1900-1990 : an anthology of changing ideas . Oxford : Blackwell . Dawkins , R. 1976 The Selfish Gene ...
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... Oxford : Oxford University Press , 95-124 . Phillips , D. 1995 ' How do forgers deceive art critics ? ' in Gregory et al 1995 The Artful Eye . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 373-388 . Ramachandran , V. S. and Hirstein , W. 1999 ...
... Oxford : Oxford University Press , 95-124 . Phillips , D. 1995 ' How do forgers deceive art critics ? ' in Gregory et al 1995 The Artful Eye . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 373-388 . Ramachandran , V. S. and Hirstein , W. 1999 ...
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Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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