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Apr 2017
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Episode #18: Diagnosis: Art History (Sea...

Jennifer Dasal/ArtCurious
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Over the centuries, there have been numerous examples of fine artists creating works of art that deliberately work with and within contemporaneous medical thought, portraying people with particular ailments or diseases. But what about if we turn that concept around a little bit? What happens when those in the medical field turn to paintings or sculptures fro ... Show More
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