The original left-front perspective of portraits by Rembrandt was detected by Chinese students with a higher recognition rate as compared to the right-front perspective or the mirror reversals of both perspectives. Oculomotor patterns indicated that the eye regions provided essential information for such implicit detection.
Keywords: eye movements; face perception; implicit knowledge; Rembrandt portraits; visual perspective.
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