Though artist Damian Elwes continues to nestle reproductions of classic works into his paintings of famous art studios, and Eric Doeringer has a new Johns and Rauschenberg-inspired solo show, the pure art of the "perfect fake" hasn't become the trend this article predicted.
Although, there is a big difference in the transmittance of the diesel oil and kerosene below 600 nm, this difference practically vanishes if we mix even a small amount of kerosene in the diesel oil (i.e. practically, similar transmittance spectra for the pure and fake diesel oils are observed below and above of 600 nm).
The soundtrack is pure Meg Ryan, faking it in When Harry Met Sally, although these women are slightly less loud and have a light operatic accompaniment.
The setting is virginal and unashamedly fake — purest Agatha Christie.
For all the analyses I keep reading of the reasons behind Brexit – colonial nostalgia, pure racism, a fake reenactment of the blitz spirit, the need for sovereignty in a globalised world – I still feel this other thing strongly.
No matter how many clear-as-day DSLR shots you take, no matter how many Valencia filters you lovingly apply to your iPhone photo of brunch, you can't fake pure photographic genius.
To back up his claims, Lévy cites the obscure twentieth-century philosopher Jean-Baptiste Botul, who, Lévy writes, "just after the Second World War, in his series of lectures to the neo-Kantians of Paraguay, that their hero was an abstract fake, a pure spirit of pure appearance".
In his latest book, On War In Philosophy, BHL, as he is generally known, had a pop at Immanuel Kant, calling him "raving mad'", saying that the little-known French philosopher, Jean-Baptiste Botul, had proved that once and for all "... in his series of lectures to the neo-Kantians of Paraguay, that their hero was an abstract fake, a pure spirit of pure appearance".
And it's not the purest example of "fake news" you'll ever see, since the editors corrected their error after a wave of online criticism.
Selling good pure liquor, even though fake.
