Dutton-Artistic Crimes.pdf
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ARTISTIC CRIMES: THE PROBLEM OF FORGERY IN THE ARTS Downloaded from http://bjaesthetics.oxfordjournals.org/ at University of London Senate House on September 4, 2012 Denis Dutton THE CONCEPT of forgery is a touchstone of criticism. If the existence of forgeries—and their occasional acceptance as authentic works of art—has been too often dismissed or ignored in the theory of criticism, it may be because of the forger's special power to make the…
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