The 870 scrolls have evoked fascination and controversy since they were discovered near the Dead Sea in the late 1940's and 1950's.
The anatomist Gunther von Hagens, whose human corpse exhibition "Body Worlds" has evoked fascination and disgust, said he could not rule out having used bodies of executed Chinese prisoners for his displays.
Nature as such is also an inherently changing setting, in terms of for example growth and seasonality and could re-evoke fascination and stimulation over time.
The installation is meant to evoke, "human fascination with natural phenomena," and the wonder of making invisible forces like gravity visible.
Damien Hirst's whimsical work evokes amusement, fascination and annoyance among art lovers, seemingly in equal measure.
Such imagery evokes our fascination with how others see and how ultimately we can never share their vision.
The possibility of such a mix-up happening in real life evokes both fascination and horror and raises stark, primal questions of identity.
Joanna Dennehy and the Peterborough murders of 2013 still evoke a grim fascination: how did this woman wander through life, doing all the normal things normal people do, and then at the age of 31 stab three men to death for no discernible reason?
In 1911, Alvin Langdon Coburn framed his view of "Yosemite Falls" in a black lace of leaves, evoking the American fascination with Japanese ideas of decoration and space.
"Instead of viewing Amazon myths in terms of male violence against women, the ancient literary, artistic, and archaeological evidence reveals that egalitarian nomadic societies actually existed on the steppes, and that this lifestyle evoked awe and fascination among the Greeks".
Scarlett's Sweet Violets is set within the macabre, painterly imagination of Walter Sickert, evoking the artist's fascination with urban squalor and with serial killer Jack the Ripper.
