René has been credited with numerous paintings, often simply because they bear his arms.
Looking at the museum's Web site, I discovered one of Mr. Ernst's paintings credited to a Max Ernst.
He doubled down on the gamble by covering the exposed brick walls with irreverent Jesus paintings credited to his alter-ego, Sister Louisa.
William Secord, a New York dealer who specializes in dog paintings, credited Mrs. Astor with helping to create a society trend of collecting those portraits, a Victorian pastime that had fallen out of fashion.
But the theory that the entire sequence of paintings credited to Campin (who, like Rogier, did not sign his panels) are actually from the brush of the young Rogier cannot be maintained.
An early experiment by Rauschenberg, a series of purely white paintings, was credited by Cage as the inspiration for his silent piece of music 4' 33".
Looking at the Gazing Ball Paintings, all credited to Koons and called, for instance, Gazing Ball (El Greco Vision of Saint John), the viewer sees him- or herself reflected in the perfectly shiny surface as well as the famous image.
Suppose the Lascaux paintings could be credited to an artist, with a known name and style and biography.
Yet no remote suggestion of the happiness that this might have induced can be detected in any of the paintings that are credited to him.
Birthed by folk-art-collector society dame, Electra Havemeyer Webb, whose family is credited with bringing French Impressionist paintings to Metropolitan Museum in the 1920's, The Shelburne Museum is as eclectic as Electra was eccentric.
So it came about in 1928 that VASILY KANDINSKY, the artist often credited for creating the first purely abstract paintings, designed movable sets and changing lighting to accompany a performance of Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition".
