Vol. 13 No. 2 (2020): Special Thematic Issue "Eye Tracking and Visual Arts"

Special thematic issue "Eye Tracking and Visual Arts"

• Eye tracking and visual arts. Introduction to the special thematic issue

  Raphael Rosenberg; Rudolf Groner

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• Reading English-language haiku: An eye-movement study of the ‘cut effect’

  Thomas Geyer, Franziska Günther, Hermann J Müller, Jim Kacian, Heinrich René Liesefeld, Stella Pierides

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• Eye-tracking and learning experience: gaze trajectories to better understand the behavior of memorial visitors

  Salma Mesmoudi, Stanislas Hommet, Denis Peschanski

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• Looking at Buswell's pictures

  Nicholas J. Wade

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• A quantitative analysis of the taxonomy of artistic styles

  Viviane Clay*, Johannes Schrumpf*, Yannick Tessenow*, Helmut Leder, Ulrich Ansorge, Peter König

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• The display makes a difference: A mobile eye tracking study on the perception of art before and after a museum’s rearrangement

  Luise Reitstätter, Hanna Brinkmann, Thiago Santini, Eva Specker, Zoya Dare, Flora Bakondi, Anna Miscená, Enkelejda Kasneci, Helmut Leder, Raphael Rosenberg

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• Does pictorial composition guide the eye? Investigating four centuries of last supper pictures

  Rosa Sancarlo, Zoya Dare, Jozsef Arato, Raphael Rosenberg

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• Absorbing the gaze, scattering looks: Klimt’s distinctive style and its two-fold effect on the eye of the beholder

  Anna Miscena, Jozsef Arato, Raphael Rosenberg

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• You read best what you read most: An eye tracking study

  Uroš Nedeljković, Kata Jovančić, Nace Pušnik

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• Testing a calibration-free eye tracker prototype at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna

  Zoya Dare, Hanna Brinkmann, Raphael Rosenberg

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• The closer, the better? Processing relations between picture elements in historical paintings

  Manuela Glaser, Manuel Knoos, Stephan Schwan

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• Task-dependent eye-movement patterns in viewing art

  Nino Sharvashidze, Alexander C Schütz

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• The role that composition plays in determining how a viewer looks at landscape art

  Tanya Beelders, Luna Bergh

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• Interaction between image and text during the process of biblical art reception

  Gregor Hardiess, Caecilie Weissert

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• Viewing-patterns and perspectival painting: An eye-tracking study on the effect of the vanishing point

  Arthur Crucq

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