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Musicologists have tried to identify gay cadences in Schubert, and art historians have tried to find proto-feminist symbolism in the canvases of Artemisia Gentileschi.

That "Gothic" or medievalising element in German culture - seen in the canvases of Caspar David Friedrich as well as heard in Wagner's music - simply disappeared.

And it's Albert Oehlen's turn to be a reigning influence: his works are plentiful, including an uncharacteristically subdued grisaille 1997 tribute to Gerhard Richter (at Max Hetzler), but his manic mixture of Expressionism, grafitti and electric color can also be felt in the canvases of younger painters.

Software that museums can use to easily analyze the thread patterns in the canvases of all their works may also be used to spot a fake.

These are the names of the women frozen for eternity in the canvases of the previously mentioned male artists.

Because all of the above and more take place in the canvases of painters past, from Henry Fuseli to Francisco Goya to Artemisia Gentileschi to Katsushika Hokusai.

Mr. Kramer, who doubles as artistic director of the ensemble, said, "Among the most enchanting musical compositions of the period are delightful character pieces which capture a specific persona or event in the same manner as did the canvases of Watteau, Fragonard and others".

In their love of something that the rest of us just find sort of weird, UK Horse Girls are fundamentally in keeping with the US Twitter's idea of Horse Girl Energy, and it's in this regard – rather than, like, the canvases of horse photos hung up above their fireplaces – that we could probably learn from them.

www.beyondthevanishingpoint.com Dana Costello There are hints of Henry Darger in the vibrant canvases of the West Coast painter Dana Costello, who (surprise) finds inspiration in her Catholic-school days and primordial landscapes.

Such recycled material, as found in the sized canvases of paintings, has been reported as being mostly composed of calcite, with other minor components, and an elemental composition that includes Na, Mg, Si, P, S, Cl, K, Ca and Fe in variable proportions [5].

JULIA SCHMIDT Schmidt trained in Leipzig, but her paintings have more in common with the allusive canvases of the Belgian artist Luc Tuymans than with the narrative extravaganzas for which the Leipzig school is best known (think Neo Rauch).