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The author argues that art history, while analyzing painting, mainly representational one, disregards the „moment” which is constituting for this genre of art, i.e. the point in which the physical ground „turns into” the representent world. This point can be called „no man’s land” and can be located only if it is seen from the two opposite poles that are split by it, i.e. either if it is seen from iconographical perspective or from the formalist one. An art historian who wishes to avoid onesidedness.