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academic art: a standalone construct

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academicart1 CONSTRUCTAcademic artBOIME · ART HISTORY

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Art history

art produced under the rules and training of the official academies, which Boime studied through the French system of sketch, study and finish.

In art history, academic art refers to art produced under the rules and training of the official academies, which Boime studied through the French system of sketch, study and finish. This meaning comes from Boime (1971) in The Academy and French painting in the nineteenth century..[1]

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  1. Boime, A. (1971). The Academy and French painting in the nineteenth century.. Phaidon. ISBN 9780714814018

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