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work_yifpnnihtbeghnthvbigq4moau	Alan E. H. Emery	How Neurological Disease Can Affect an Artist's Work	2004	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2548	700	84	Apart from the depiction of diseases in works of art, a subject often psychiatric conditions (MacGregor 1989; Jamison 1993) and eye disease (Trevor-Roper 1988), of the disease in a professional artist. Particularly revealing is a series of paintings depicting the development and later recovery of a Once motor neuron disease (MND) has progressed it would generally be very diffi cult for an However as the disease progressed his work became particularly The Blinded Samson (1912) painted by the German artist Lovis Corinth (1858–1925) when he However, the results of a stroke are sometimes more revealingly displayed in how an artist depicts subjects. Interestingly another recent professional artist, but whose premorbid work was more conventional, developed frontotemporal dementia artists have suffered right hemisphere strokes with disease on the work of a contemporary artist, William Utermohlen, has been graphically how the disease affects an artist's work over time 	./cache/work_yifpnnihtbeghnthvbigq4moau.pdf	./txt/work_yifpnnihtbeghnthvbigq4moau.txt