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This outstanding book from a traditional bastion of art historical studies comprises fourteen essays presented at a colloquium in Berlin in 2005. From a variety of perspectives, but invariably with enormous erudition and gusto for theoretical speculation... the authors broach the issue of copying and replication in Greek and Roman art in a series of case studies bound to entice specialists of practically anything related to the ancient world. [...] The work of the two editors must again be saluted; the book is not only a first-class piece of scholarship, but also arguably the most important recent effort to reconcile Anglo-Saxon and German directions in the study of ancient copies and originals.' -- Catalin Pavel, University of Bucharest Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2010.02.46

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