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Hockney-Falco thesis: a standalone construct

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Visual media history

the contested claim, made by David Hockney, that Renaissance and later painters used lenses and mirrors to project images while painting.

In visual media history, Hockney-Falco thesis refers to the contested claim, made by David Hockney, that Renaissance and later painters used lenses and mirrors to project images while painting. This meaning comes from Hockney (2001) in Secret knowledge.[1]

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Hockney, D. (2001). Secret knowledge. Thames & Hudson. ISBN 9780500286388

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