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The Museum as a Spatial System: Bodily Movement, Visual Comparison and Memory in Art Viewing
Art viewing in museums inherently relies on physical movement through galleries. While research has begun to examine movement in art perception, it has focused mainly on abstract paintings and small-scale case studies. We investigated how bodily movement, gaze behaviour and memory interact with a mo
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