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Thymus gland transplant creates immune system for babies born without
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Thymus gland transplant creates immune system for babies born without zB1 By Janet McConnaughey THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Doctors have implanted wafer-thin slices of thymus gland to create an immune system in babies born without the gland -- an approach that could give hope to adults whose natural defenses have been beaten down by AIDS or cancer treatments.
At least five such transplants have been performed since 1993 and were described in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine by Dr. Louise Markert, an immunologist at Duke University.
The babies all had the most severe form of a genetic ...
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Left in the dark by this master of light; Why did one of the greatest painters of the Dutch Golden Age lay down his brushes after only 20 years?
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England)
; ...immediate neighbourhood. According to Arnold Houbraken, a minor painter whose brief...should take to be reliable, for Houbraken too was born in Dordrecht, and...richest men in Dordrecht, and from Houbraken, that he was a man of irreproachable...
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Jacob van Ruisdael: A Complete Catalogue of His Paintings, Drawings and Etchings.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Apollo
; ...appreciates the fact that this was the largest single category of his work, and better understands the observation of Arnold Houbraken and other seventeenth-century authors that the artist's name, Ruisdaei ('geruis-dalen' means noisy valleys...
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Rembrandt, Caravaggio Exhibited Together
News Wire article from: AP Online
; ...principle of painting directly from life is not ... consistently adhered to," wrote Dutch critic and painter Arnold Houbraken in 1719. "This was a view just as firmly held by our master Rembrandt, who also made it practice to paint only...
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Re-imagining art and life: painting in the age of Rembrandt.(The Bader Collection)
Magazine article from: Queen's Quarterly
; ...not academies, clearly embraced innovation, as celebrated in the many biographies of these artists published by Arnold Houbraken. Rembrandt's pupil Carel Fabritius, a genius in his own right, conjured close colour harmonies in brighter colours...
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Fragile vitality ART
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...reality. It shows what the artist meant by his boldly unconventional declaration - recorded by his early biographer Arnold Houbraken - that 'a piece is finished if the master has achieved his intention in it'. If Rembrandt is Dutch portraiture...
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a thin time for rembrandt's women.
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England)
; ...Dutch poet Andries Pels, 12 years after Rembrandt's death, and disgusting, as did the painter's biographer, Arnold Houbraken, some 40 years later. And there, in the borderland between admiration and profound distaste, the nudes remained...
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The strangeness of Vermeer. (Johannes Vermeer, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...his few works came onto the market. But it so happened that, for reasons that remain unclear, he was left out of Arnold Houbraken's Groote Schouburgh, the foundational 18th-century Dutch handbook on artists. So it was that for almost 150...
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a thin time for rembrandt's women
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London
; ...Dutch poet Andries Pels, 12 years after Rembrandt's death, and disgusting, as did the painter's biographer, Arnold Houbraken, some 40 years later. And there, in the borderland between admiration and profound distaste, the nudes remained...
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Cezanne's painted remainder.(Short story)
Magazine article from: The Antioch Review
; ...other artists: his predecessors and near contemporaries. Vasari had many successors in this genre. For example, Arnold Houbraken's Great Theater of the Netherlandish Painters (1718-21) is in large part a painstaking compilation of anecdotes...
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Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum opens unique exhibit on Rembrandt and Caravaggio
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...principle of painting directly from life is not ... consistently adhered to," wrote Dutch critic and painter Arnold Houbraken in 1719. "This was a view just as firmly held by our master Rembrandt, who also made it practice to paint only...
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