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The Giovanni Morelli Monograph


THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH PART II:

Connoisseurial Practices:
The Giovanni Morelli Study




(Picture: youtube.com/swissinfo.ch/hand of Alexander Perrig)


This part is meant to offer working materials for everyone interested in the connoisseurial working practices of Giovanni Morelli, and particularly in what is called the ›Morellian method‹, its interpretations and reinterpretations.


The Study is, if one likes so, divided into five cabinets: We start with a general introduction (Cabinet I), giving a more general overview, to assemble about thirty questions and answers concerning the connoisseurial working practices of Giovanni Morelli in Cabinet II; after that we are allowed to study assorted expertises by Giovanni Morelli in Cabinet III, to go on with giving a look at various reinterpretations of the Morellian method (Cabinet IV), and to finally finish with an outlook into the future of digital connoisseurship (Cabinet V).




The Morellian method and intuition have often been seen – but falsely –
in opposition (see
Cabinet II of our Giovanni Morelli Study); and if Federico Zeri
is said to have intuitively recognized the Getty Kouros as a forgery –
do read carefully what Malcolm Gladwell says in
Blink, his 2005 his bestseller on intuition
(Gladwell 2006, p. 5): since what seems to have happened in »those first two seconds«
of Zeri’s intuitive evaluation, is that the Italian connoisseur’s attention was drawn
to the Kouros’ fingernails. And these fingernails did seem »wrong« to Zeri – which
might be interpreted as nothing but an intuitive Morellian test…

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH PART II:

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet I
Cabinet I: Introduction

Cabinet I: Introduction Read more

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet II
Cabinet II: Questions and Answers

Rudolf Friedrich August Henneberg, Wilhelm Bode als Jäger (1868) (source: haum.info/dib)
Cabinet II: Questions and Answers Read more

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet III
Cabinet III: Expertises by Morelli

Cabinet III: Expertises by Morelli Read more

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet IV
Cabinet IV: Mouse Mutants and Disney Cartoons or: Reinterpretations of the Morellian Method

(Picture: disneyclips.com)
Cabinet IV: Mouse Mutants and Disney Cartoons or: Reinterpretations of the Morellian Method Read more

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet V
Cabinet V: Digital Lermolieff

(Source: Anderson/Morelli 1991, p. 252)
Cabinet V: The Future of Morellian Connoisseurship or: Digital Lermolieff Read more

Or Go To:

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | HOME

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | Spending a September with Morelli at Lake Como

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | A Biographical Sketch

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | Visual Apprenticeship: The Giovanni Morelli Visual Biography

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | The Giovanni Morelli Study

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | The Giovanni Morelli Bibliography Raisonné

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI MONOGRAPH | General Bibliography




The Giovanni Morelli Study

This part is meant to offer working materials for everyone interested in the connoisseurial working practices of Giovanni Morelli, and particularly in what is called the ›Morellian method‹, its interpretations and reinterpretations.


The Study is, if one likes so, divided into five cabinets: We start with a general introduction (Cabinet I), giving a more general overview, to assemble about thirty questions and answers concerning the connoisseurial working practices of Giovanni Morelli in Cabinet II; after that we are allowed to study assorted expertises by Giovanni Morelli in Cabinet III, to go on with giving a look at various reinterpretations of the Morellian method (Cabinet IV), and to finally finish with an outlook into the future of digital connoisseurship (Cabinet V).



THE GIOVANNI MORELLI VISUAL BIOGRAPHY:

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI VISUAL BIOGRAPHY | Visual Apprenticeship I

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI VISUAL BIOGRAPHY | Interlude I

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI VISUAL BIOGRAPHY | Visual Apprenticeship II

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI VISUAL BIOGRAPHY | Interlude II

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI VISUAL BIOGRAPHY | Visual Apprenticeship III


THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY:

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet I: Introduction

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet II: Questions and Answers

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet III: Expertises by Morelli

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet IV: Mouse Mutants and Disney Cartoons

THE GIOVANNI MORELLI STUDY | Cabinet V: Digital Lermolieff


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