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Trained Eyes: Deaf Signers Look at Paintings with Viewing Patterns Similar to Those of Experts

2026-01-09

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<p>We studied the perception of 16th- and 17th-century narrative paintings in three distinct groups: Deaf Sign Language users (ÖGS), Art History Experts, and Lay viewers. By combining eye-tracking data with open interviews, we aimed to test whether Deaf signers and art Experts would exhibit similar viewing behaviors due to their enhanced visual skills. We found that, despite lacking formal training in art history,...

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10.31234/osf.io/f7m9w_v2
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