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    The picture you linked to me was Bosch-like but doesn't fit too well to the description of Bosch here (it isn't that crazy/surreal) so this is fairly accurate in that sense.

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    This is really amusing. Especially for me, cause I study Art History.
    The real thing works actually like this: You look at as many pictures as possible and with the time you learn to recognize the artists. To distinguish a real painting from a forged is a little bit more complicated. You can use the Morellian method for that. But forgers use it, too, that's the problem. :/
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    Quote Originally Posted by kadda1212 View Post
    This is really amusing. Especially for me, cause I study Art History.
    The real thing works actually like this: You look at as many pictures as possible and with the time you learn to recognize the artists. To distinguish a real painting from a forged is a little bit more complicated. You can use the Morellian method for that. But forgers use it, too, that's the problem. :/
    If we ever reach nanotechnology, is the originality even meaningful?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aquagraph View Post
    If we ever reach nanotechnology, is the originality even meaningful?
    Yes. If the painting is just a copy it's not worth as much as the original.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kadda1212 View Post
    Yes. If the painting is just a copy it's not worth as much as the original.
    If they are identical, you will just keep in mind which is which and claim it has a higher value?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aquagraph View Post
    If they are identical, you will just keep in mind which is which and claim it has a higher value?
    Yes, because they are not identical. One has a history and that history defines its value. Not the material or the beauty of it.
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    Ha, I was wondering who this was (Pieter Bruegel).


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    Very humorous. I'm partial to art from the Renaissance and even took an "Art of Italy" course back in college, when I was a studio art major for a year. Much of my own artwork, and love for art in general , was inspired by the Renaissance Masters.
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    I see you're having a chat with talking "semidual" wristwatch, kadda.

    Anyway: http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbo...d/surveys/art/

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    Haha, great thread Lungs.

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