Artists have different ways of producing contours and hatching, and analysis of these stylistic features can help to distinguish works by a famous artist both from forgeries and from works genuinely by other artists.
Statements
Distinction Artists differ in terms of their ways of producing contours and hatching.
Causal Analyzing contours/hatching can help to distinguish a famous work from a forgery or from a similar artist.
Causal Analyzing contours/hatching has shown many of the drawings we used to think were Michelangelo's are really by Giulio Clovio, an artist from the same period as Michelangelo.
Evaluate
When we're presented with causal connectors, the usual Must Be True inferences are: - A has some effect on B - anything that would need to be true for that causal connection to be plausible
For example, if we say
We can infer stuff like - the lyrical content of music can have an emotional impact on the listener - Timmy was able to discern or remember the lyrics over the background noise of the room.
Goal
We probably want something like:
- distinctive techniques used by artists can help when categorizing pieces of art with unknown authorship or - Michelangelo and Giulio Clovio had different ways of producing contours / hatching.