Art Authenticity
Art Authenticity is a philosophical construct within the aesthetics of art that denotes the condition of an artwork being genuinely attributable to its putative creator, origin, or historical context, distinguished from mere imitation or forgery by its ontological fidelity to provenance, authorial intent, and cultural integrity.
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MAKING AN IMPRESSION: REPLICATION AND THE ONTOLOGY OF THE GRAECO‐ROMAN SEAL STONE
Verity Platt · Art History · 2006 · 129 citations
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Dartmouth College
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University of Wollongong
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University of Oxford
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Australian Institute of Criminology
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