Persistence and fashion in art Italian Renaissance from Vasari to Berenson and beyond
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Victor Ginsburgh is honorary professor of economics at the University of Brussels. He wrote and edited a dozen of books and is the author of over 140 papers in applied and theoretical economics, including industrial organization and general equilibrium analysis. His recent work includes economics of arts, wines and languages. He has published over 40 papers on these topics, some of which appeared in American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Games and Economic Behavior, Journal of
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Victor Ginsburgh is honorary professor of economics at the University of Brussels. He wrote and edited a dozen of books and is the author of over 140 papers in applied and theoretical economics, including industrial organization and general equilibrium analysis. His recent work includes economics of arts, wines and languages. He has published over 40 papers on these topics, some of which appeared in American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Games and Economic Behavior, Journal of Economic Perspectives and Journal of the European Economic Association. He is coeditor of a Handbook of the Economics of Art and Culture (Elsevier, Amsterdam, 2006).
Sheila Weyers has a degree in philosophy, and is interested in aesthetics and its relations with art history. She has published on movies, including remakes, on the art historian de Piles, and is now working on how to evaluate art and on canons. Her papers appeared in Artibus et Historiae, the Journal of Cultural Economics and Annales d’Histoire de l’Art et d’Archéologie.
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