The Object of Art History

David Freedberg · Oleg Grabar · Anne Higonnet · Cecelia F. Klein · Lisa Tickner · Anthony Vidler

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Six individuals express their views on the object of art history. The statements were commissioned for publication as the first in a continuing series that will appear under the rubric “A Range of Critical Perspectives.” Views are given by David Freedberg, Oleg Grabar, Anne Higonnet, Cecilia F. Klein, Lisa Tickner, and Anthony Vidler.

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