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State of the Palaeoart
State of the Palaeoart
The discipline of palaeoart, a branch of natural history art dedicated to the reconstruction of extinct life, is an established and important component of palaeontological science and outreach. For more than 200 years, palaeoartistry has worked closely with palaeontological science and has always been integral to the enduring popularity of prehistoric animals with the public. Indeed, the perceived value or success of such products as popular books, movies, documentaries, and museum installations can often be linked to the quality and panache of its palaeoart more than anything else.
1935-3952
Witton, Mark
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Naish, Darren
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Conway, John
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Witton, Mark
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Naish, Darren
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Conway, John
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Witton, Mark, Naish, Darren and Conway, John (2014) State of the Palaeoart. Palaeontologia Electronica, 17 (3). (doi:10.26879/145).

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The discipline of palaeoart, a branch of natural history art dedicated to the reconstruction of extinct life, is an established and important component of palaeontological science and outreach. For more than 200 years, palaeoartistry has worked closely with palaeontological science and has always been integral to the enduring popularity of prehistoric animals with the public. Indeed, the perceived value or success of such products as popular books, movies, documentaries, and museum installations can often be linked to the quality and panache of its palaeoart more than anything else.

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Published date: 1 September 2014
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Local EPrints ID: 473318
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/473318
DOI: doi:10.26879/145
ISSN: 1935-3952
PURE UUID: 5c860d04-cc3f-45c8-8b73-c1a67972bb00

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Date deposited: 13 Jan 2023 18:06
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 23:11

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Author: Mark Witton
Author: Darren Naish
Author: John Conway

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