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does art affect society, and how does society affect art?  ​. we aim to cover a wide spectrum – our recent articles, for example, range over ancient egypt, a full rundown of what you'll find inside is set out below. you can also check our most popular articles this page. if you're interested to see what others have thought of us, see what you say about the journal.. how this tiny painting revolutionised the boundaries between art, religion and science . momentous rescue of what has been described as one of the greatest libraries in christendom, from the desolate wastes of the egyptian. by images in the fight against the controversial plumage trade. to depict a new type of knowledge (and what a freeborn mouse thought about it all) depictions of pleasure worlds in france and japan reveals some startling similarities and contrasts 1890s cycling boom inspired a clas*ic toulouse-lautrec poster and stimulated the growing movement for women’s rights.. two scandals that made the sculptor brancusi into a public figure and helped define the boundaries of art. hidden cache of 18th century artworks provided a blueprint for the resurrection of a destroyed city one italian painter prospered despite one of the worst natural disasters in human history struggle for power between nations - and between radically different conceptions of art. a series, we look at the life and works of the 17th century italian prodigy arcangela paladini. our series on forgotten women artists, we examine the life and works of the remarkable 19th century artist, futurist, horticulturist and. the third in our series on forgotten women artists, we follow the fortunes of the talented but obscure 18th century french artist. curiously intertwined lives and creations of the shelleys and robert louis stevenson  century convict thomas barrett’s first work of art and his execution by hanging three traditional occupations of the night were perceived -- from the uncomfortable, to the distasteful to the horrific.