A hobbit-forming image

Article Abstract:

Peter Schouten, an Australian artist achieved front-page coverage in international newspapers for his image of 'Homo floresiensis' painting. The University and the National Geographic Society purchased this painting jointly, and the society then acquired the image rights.

Works, Painters, Painters (Artists), Homo floresiensis, Schouten, Peter

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Luminet's illuminations: cosmological modelling and the art of intuition

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Jean-Pierre Luminet's creativity in art and science and his intelligence to create "humanism of knowledge" is highlighted. Luminet suggestions on plunging, interpenetrating and vertiginous illogicalities of dynamic space are discussed.

Management dynamics, Practice, Astronomical research, Cosmologists, Luminet, Jean-Pierre

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The art of rigorous change

Article Abstract:

Diagrams representing the modern techniques for seeing the invisible, such as X-rays are illustrated. Diagrammatic images are hard, impersonal and appear precise.

Analysis, X-rays

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