Imagining the Extraordinary: The Inspired
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In a symposium on scientific illustration from the Renaissance to the digital age, historians specializing in the scientific illustrations of the Renaissance with contemporary scientists, technologists and artists to explore the longstanding relationship between science and illustration. On day two, the morning panel focused on "the inspired."
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