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In seven essays, Berger recalls the methods of ordering Renaissance paintings and thus demonstrates the power of the ruling class. He analyzes the connection between these methods and the development and omnipresence of advertising codes in our contemporary capitalist society. It thus encourages the viewer-reader to question the images that surround him on a daily basis. John Berger
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