6. What difference does it make that we know the "author" of one and not
the other? (given that "authorship" is a somewhat vexed notion in regard to
printmaking) b) Can we say that these prints represent the same
ideas/ideals/notions/presumptions about crowd violence? How would we unpack
the differences in representation (the choice of perspective, for instance
-- the one telescoped, the other wide angle)? Are these differences the
result of differences in the purpose of the prints (Prieur's is part of a
series, for instance). c) In regard to Wayne's interests, does this kind of
event ever appear on a medal or is the level of violence somehow
incompatible with that kind of representation (in metal as opposed to on
paper, more sculptural than pictorial, etc.) d) Is gender more of an issue
when the action is viewed up close?
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