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How fear shaped ancient mythology

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Queen by warhol
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Why the Queen is the last Royal icon
By Holly Williams
(Credit: Emmanuel Lafont)
Art
The women who redefined colour
By Kelly Grovier
Donovan Quintero's photos reveal the impacts of climate change on Navajo communities (Credit: Donovan Quintero/Weinberg/Newton Gallery)
Art
How dystopias can save the world
By Diane Cole
(Credit: Studio Tomás Saraceno/ Andersen's, Copenhagen/ Ruth Benzacar, Buenos Aires/ Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York/Los Angeles/ Pinksummer Contemporary Art, Genoa)
Art
The man rethinking how we live on Earth
By Fiona Macdonald
Lobster Telephone (1938) by Salvador Dalí (Credit: Tate Purchased 1981 / Salvador Dali, Gala-Salvador Dali Foundation/DACS)
Art
Seven artworks exploding a myth
By Matthew Wilson
(Credit: Gary Snyder Fine Art NY)
Art
The woman written out of history
By Kelly Grovier
(Credit: Alamy)
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Britain's most incredible art theft
By Nicholas Barber
The Woman in White by Whistler
Art
The meanings hidden in a masterpiece
By Beverley D'Silva
(Credit: The Detroit Institute of Arts, Bridgeman Images)
Art
The paintings that reveal the truth
By Cath Pound
Spirit of the Carnival by Tam Joseph
Art
The artists fighting racism
By Precious Adesina
(Credit: Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California)
Art
The private life of a masterpiece
By Matthew Wilson
(Credit: Art institute Chicago)
Art
Surprising ways that Victorians flirted
By Holly Williams
Francesca Woodman
Art
The eerie images of a teenage genius
By Andrew Dickson
Franz Marc's The Large Blue Horses (1911) was the inspiration for US poet Mary Oliver's 2014 book Blue Horses (Credit: Collection Walker Art Center, Minneapolis)
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The masterpieces stolen by the Nazis
By Diane Cole
The Operating Table by Himid
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The artist who skewers white privilege
By Precious Adesina

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