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Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters

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In 'Secret Knowledge', renowned artist David Hockney explores the techniques used by Old Masters to achieve their remarkable realism. Through meticulous research and analysis, Hockney presents evidence that many artists used optical aids, such as lenses and mirrors, to create their masterpieces. This book combines art history with scientific inquiry, offering a fresh perspective on the history of art.
Publisher
Thames & Hudson
Publication year
2001
ISBN-13
9780500286388
Pages
328
Language
English
Subjects
Art TheoryOptical TechniquesOld MastersRenaissance ArtArt HistoryVisual PerceptionPainting Techniques

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