Teen fashion blogger Justina Sharp goes vintage in this prom dress. Courtesy of Justina Sharp hide caption
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Joseph Mallord William Turner's "Self portrait, age 24," will grace the UK's £20 note. UniversalImagesGroup/Getty Images hide caption
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Regardez Moi, 1962. Malick Sidibe loved photographing people caught up in a dance, from a Congolese rumba to the Twist. Courtesy of Malick Sidibe and Jack Shainman Gallery hide caption
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The Panama Papers may help settle an ownership claim over Amedeo Modigliani's Seated Man With a Cane, which Philippe Maestracci says was seized from his grandfather by the Nazis. Christie's Images/Corbis hide caption
Panama Papers Provide Rare Glimpse Inside Famously Opaque Art Market
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Workers tend a garden in Gomez's 2015 Jardín no 1. © Ramiro Gomez/Courtesy of Abrams hide caption
Gardens Don't Tend Themselves: Portraits Of The People Behind LA's Luxury
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Elsa Dorfman and Allen Ginsberg. The inscription on the bottom of the photo reads, "October 15, 1988. The morning after our reception at Vision." Elsa Dorfman hide caption
To Access Her Big, Boxy Muse, Photographer Set Her Sights On Allen Ginsberg
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A "new" Rembrandt portrait is actually the creation of a 3-D printer — and a statistical analysis of 346 paintings by the Dutch master. Robert Harrison/J. Walter Thompson Amsterdam hide caption
A 'New' Rembrandt: From The Frontiers Of AI And Not The Artist's Atelier
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Nate Swain poses for a photo by his artwork. Tovia Smith/NPR hide caption
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Reality Show 'DIY Permits' Follows Less Glamorous Side Of Home Renovations
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Zaha Hadid stands before the Riverside Museum, her first major public commission in the U.K., in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2011. Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images hide caption
Hadid on Fresh Air (2004)
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In Eugène Delacroix's 1827 lithograph, Mephistopheles Aloft, 1827, a demon flies over a dark city. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco/The J. Paul Getty Museum hide caption
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An interior view of the fictional Selig family's house. Here, in the kitchen, a portal — one of many — leads out of the house into the otherworldly beyond. Lindsey Kennedy/Courtesy of Meow Wolf hide caption
DIY Artists Paint The Town Strange, With Some Help From George R.R. Martin
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The authors of The Electric Pencil believe the "ECT" in illustration No. 197 is a reference to electrotherapy, which was part of James Edward Deeds Jr.'s treatment at State Hospital No. 3. Courtesy of Princeton Architectural Press hide caption