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I would encourage students seeking assistance with their Research Essay to contact Ms. Alex Ellem.  She offers a schedule of Academic Workshops for SCC Students or one-to-one meetings with students. These workshops can introduce you to some examples of academic writing, accurately citing your sources, research tips and unpack the research questions in a little more detail. You can contact Alex through  aellem@unimelb.edu.au 

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I would encourage students seeking assistance with their Research Essay to contact Ms. Alex Ellem.  She offers a schedule of Academic Workshops for SCC Students or one-to-one meetings with students. These workshops can introduce you to some examples of academic writing, accurately citing your sources, research tips and unpack the research questions in a little more detail. You can contact Alex through  aellem@unimelb.edu.au 

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retouching

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Restoration refers to the upkeep of a painting. The particulars of which are highly controversial but it may include items such as proactively preventing damages (e.g varnish, framing), fixing damages, cleaning and maintaining paint vibrancy (via processes such as repainting or varnishing).

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A copy is like a fake or replica in that it draws on an original artwork to inform its theme or design, but unlike those two it isn’t necessarily as exact about being the same as the original, there is more room for interpretation or deviations from the original.

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A copy is like a fake or replica in that it draws on an original artwork to inform its theme or design, but unlike those two it isn’t necessarily as exact about being the same as the original, there is more room for interpretation or deviations from the original.

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A replica is an exact reproduction of the original done with the artist’s authorisation, but it doesn’t pretend to be the original.

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A replica is an exact reproduction of the original done with the artist’s authorisation, but it doesn’t pretend to be the original.

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A fraudulent/ criminal activity where one work of art is passed off as another, deceiving the viewer/buyer into believing the provenance/ origin/ creator of the artwork is something it isn’t. Generally done for monetary reasons.

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A fraudulent/ criminal activity where one work of art is passed off as another, deceiving the viewer/buyer into believing the provenance/ origin/ creator of the artwork is something it isn’t. Generally done for monetary reasons.

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Restoration is the progress of retouching the authentic artworks.

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the process of repairing and cleaning an artwork

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an imitation of a certain work, elucidate feel of the original (in the style of something) e.g. vintage Georgian furniture.

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to forge an artwork is to successfully mimic the original work as much as possible with the deliberate objective of trying to mislead audiences.

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A copy is a work of art whose creation hinges on the processes involved in reproduction. It can be simplistically condensed as the opposite to an "original". The myth of the copy-original binary came into circulation through the propagation of Modernist ideals. Any foray into identifying a work of art as an "original" should be subject to "philosophical, legal and ethical questions".

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Art forgery is the creating and selling of works of art which are falsely credited to other, usually more famous artists. Art forgery can be extremely lucrative, but modern dating and analysis techniques have made the identification of forged artwork much simpler.