The latest issue of Simiolus contains six articles on old age creativity. Below you can find its contents.

Contents, Volume 40 (2018), nr. 2/3

Jane Mellanby
The psychology and neurology of aging and creativity: is there a connection?

Jeroen Stumpel
Alterstil and Dürer’s drapery

Frits Scholten
Just movement: on the significance and reception of Adriaen de Vries’s painterly manner

Philip Sohm
Senescent and inspiring palettes

Jonathan Bikker
The seventeenth-century Dutch Artist grows old, according to Arnold Houbraken

Matthi Forrer
Hokusai, the old man mad about painting

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