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The 14 pages that link to Art attribution, each with the reason it gives.

• AuthorshipRelated: It is the central act through which authorship claims are made.

• The French ComedyRelated: Attribution places the work within Watteau’s accepted body of paintings.

• ConnoisseurshipRelated: Connoisseurship supplies visual judgments that support or challenge an artwork’s attribution.

• Rogier van der WeydenRelated: Copies and workshop production make authorship difficult to settle for several paintings associated with him.

• Bernard BerensonRelated: Berenson’s reputation rested on judgments assigning Renaissance paintings to particular artists.

• GiorgioneRelated: Many paintings once assigned to Giorgione remain debated because few works anchor comparisons securely.

• Judith LeysterRelated: Leyster’s paintings were sometimes credited to Hals, making attribution central to her modern reputation.

• Roberto LonghiRelated: Longhi’s stylistic judgments reassigned works and clarified the oeuvres of Italian painters.

• Sofonisba AnguissolaRelated: Reassessing authorship has restored several paintings to Anguissola’s known body of work.

• Guan DaoshengRelated: Works linked to Guan require careful attention to signatures, seals, and family connections.

• Mary BerensonRelated: Attributing paintings to particular artists was a defining part of the scholarship Mary supported.

• School of FerraraRelated: Distinguishing Ferrarese masters and workshop contributions remains central to defining the school.