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'Charles M. Falco' is a physicist and amateur curator based in Arizona. He works primarily on "the physical properties of metallic superlattices and ultra-thin films."^[1].
At the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Falco co-curated a highly-praised exhibit on the art of motorcycles, a long-time interest of his.^[2]
Subsequently, Falco collaborated with David Hockney by providing scientific evidence for Hockney's novel hypothesis about the use of optical aids in Renaissance art.^[3] This hypothesis has become known as the Hockney-Falco thesis.

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1. Falco's website at Thin Films Group also contains a list of publications, awards and professional service. [[1]]
2. See Falco's statement on his website [[2]]
3. Falco FAQ on the evidence [[3]]