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The role of artists in the late eighteenth century British art market: the case of Johan Zoffany (1733-1810)
This thesis was developed from studying the art market operating mechanism, which begins with the creation of artworks and concludes with their display in museums. It was observed that existing research on artists within the art market is limited, with most studies of artists written biographically
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