The Problem of Perfect Fakes

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 71:151-175 (2012)
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Fakes fall into two categories: copies and pastiches. The first is exemplified when someone paints a reproduction of Manet's The Fifer with the intention of selling it to you as the original. The second is exemplified when someone paints a picture in the style of Manet – although not a reproduction of one of his actual works – with the intention of selling it to you as a picture by Manet

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reprint Rowe, M. W. (2013) "The problem of perfect fakes". In O'Hear, Anthony, Philosophy and the Arts, pp. : Cambridge University Press (2013)

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