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Explores the creative leaps that led some of the greatest scientists and artists to dramatically transform how we understand nature. The scope of figures runs from Galileo and da Vinci to Einstein and Picasso. The text focuses on the late-19th and 20th centuries, the age of modern art and physics.
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Explores the creative leaps that led some of the greatest scientists & artists to dramatically transform how we understand nature. The scope of figures runs from Galileo & da Vinci to Einstein & Picasso. The text focuses on the late-19th & 20th centuries, the age of modern art & physics.

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