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"Between distant realities": The Japanese avant-garde, Surrealism, and the colonies, 1924--1943	On the lips of others: Fame and the transformation of Moctezuma's image

Mission impossible? Zacheta National Gallery of Art at the end of the 20th century	Chinese modern: Sun Yat-sen's mausoleum as a crucible for defining modern Chinese architecture

Contemporary Slovene art and artifice	Narrating sanctity: The narrative icon in Byzantium and Italy

Putti, pleasure, and pedagogy in sixteenth-century Italian prints and decorative arts	Figures en buste in medieval China: Three studies

Embodied abstraction: Biomorphic fantasy and empathy aesthetics in the work of Hermann Obrist, August Endell, and their followers	Inventing "documentary" in American photography, 1930--1945

Masks and puppets: Metamorphosis and depersonalization in European avant-garde art criticism, 1915--1939	Surfaces of sand and stone: Unearthing the origins of modern Korean painting in the archaeological remains of the past

Nothing to look at: Art as situation and its neuropsychological implications	Mutable authority: Reimagining King Solomon in medieval Psalm illustration

Picture a life: The photo-texts of Wright Morris	The shehnamecis of Sultan Suleyman: `Arif and Eflatun and their dynastic project

Never alone, except for now: Mediated collectivity in networks	Domestic arts: Amelia Pelaez and the Cuban vanguard, 1935--1945

Arts of engagement: Art and social movements in Japan's early postwar	Rebellious conformists: Exhibiting avant-garde art in Mexico City and Buenos Aires, 1920-1929

Self-styling: Practicing creativity and remaking aesthetics in post-socialist China	Picturing the Yangzi River in Southern Song China (1127--1279)

Quest for the true visage: Sacred images in medieval Chinese Buddhist art and the concept of zhen