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<updated>2009-12-22T15:00:41Z</updated>

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    <content type="html">&lt;p&gt;It depends, and you will need to do this on a work-by-work basis. If the work consists of reproductions of works by an artist, the artist is usually listed as the author of the whole book (the compiler is merely an editor).  In that case, what exactly is the subject?  I would argue that the artworks are the subjects. If it is an art history book about a particular artist's works then the writer of the text is listed as the author and the artist is listed as the subject.  For exhibition catalogues, list the curators as editors and the artists as subjects. Often times, the curators and artists (along with the gallery) are also listed as the agents of responsibility (authors). &lt;/p&gt;</content>

    
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    <summary type="html" >It depends, and you will need to do this on a work-by-work basis. If the work consists of...</summary>

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    <updated>2009-12-13T05:24:00.0013Z</updated>

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