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Amidaji: Mortuary art, architecture, and rites of Emperor Antoku's temple	Henri Michaux, poet-painter

The role of illustrated Aratea manuscripts in the transmission of astronomical knowledge in the Middle Ages	The politics of style: Meyer Schapiro and the crisis of meaning in art history

Unraveling Christ's Passion: Archbishop Dalmau de Mur, patron and collector, and Franco-Flemish tapestries in fifteenth-century Spain	Kumano mandara: Portraits, power, and lineage in medieval Japan

Eroticism, identity, and cultural context: Toyen and the Prague avant-garde	The phantom of inspiration: Elena Polenova, Mariia Iakunchikova and the emergence of modern art in Russia

Cultural maps, networks and flows: The history and impact of the Havana Biennale 1984 to the present	Toiletry case sets across life and death in early China (5th c. BCE-3rd c. CE)

Seeds of agribusiness: Grant Wood and the visual culture of grain farming, 1862--1957	Counter-narratives of the landscape in four acts: Magda Portal, Pedro nel Gomez, Fernando Vallejo and Blanca Wiethuchter

Caravaggio's drama: Art, theater, and religion during Italy's "Spanish Age"	The walls of the confessions: Neo-Romanesque architecture, nationalism, and religious identity in the Kaiserreich

Medieval manuscript diagrams, architectural structures, and their relationships: The case of Chartres Cathedral	Mortuary art in the Northern Zhou China (557-581 CE): Visualization of class, role, and cultural identity

Chasing the beyond: Depictions of hunting in Eastern Han dynasty tomb reliefs (25-220 CE) from Shaanxi and Shanxi	Picturing rice agriculture and silk production: Appropriation and ideology in early modern Japanese painting

Contested collectivities: Europe reimagined by contemporary artists	Inconsumable realities: Documenting warfare, Britain 1914--1920