HISTORY OF ART FOR ICONODIAGNOSIS
NEED TO KNOW about Art History to avoid misinterpreting iconodiagnosis
This section is proposed by Dr Brigitte Hillion,
Dermatologist and Master’s degree in Art History.
Medicine, Art History : The art of Observation
Medicine, art history : The Art of observation What do a 17th-century physician and a 20th-century art critic have in common? Or a Dutch genre painter and a deliberately provocative…
Medicine, Art History : The Art of Discussion
Medicine, art history : The Art of Discussion Medicine is not a solitary endeavor, and staff meetings are essential to our practice. In art history as well, confronting one’s analysis…
Mannerism – A Risk of Overdiagnosis in Iconodiagnosis
Mannerism : A Risk of Overdiagnosis in Iconodiagnosis Mannerism is an artistic movement that emerged in early 16th-century Italy as a reaction against the aesthetic criteria of the Renaissance, which…
What do these beautiful Renaissance women have in common? Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia
What do these beautiful Renaissance women have in common: Could it be an epidemic of frontal fibrosing alopecia? Throughout Europe, at the end of the 15th century, the greatest portrait…