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A couple of researchers from Norway showed a number of works of art to artists and non-artists and then used eye-tracking cameras and software to figure monitor what parts of the artwork they were actually looking at. The yellow lines in the pictures above show how the eyes of the viewers scan the painting. The … Continue readinghttp://scienceblogs.com/cognitivedaily/upload/2007/03/vart1.jpg