CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA @STARADVERTISER.COM Solomon Enos, right, welcomed the public to help paint a new virtual watery landscape around the state Capitol. Jan Taniguchi took her turn on Saturday.

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One is a dark, half-abstract Byzantine icon; the second a dainty 14th-century French ivory carving. Between them is a painting, this one by the pioneering Sienese artist Duccio di Buoninsegna.

This is the physical context, and the experience, that a museum cannot fully reproduce but can hope to evoke in bringing the magnificent paintings of late medieval Italy to life for modern viewers.

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William Rankins Jr. sits in his apartment north of Cincinnati surrounded by his art. His walls are filled with landscapes of waterfalls, photorealistic drawings of local and national figures ...

Britain has only three native snakes but a fourth species, the 2-metre-long Aesculapian snake, is breeding in the wild in at least two places – by exploiting the warmth of buildings and compost ...

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Their names are written on a piece of paper on the floor in the painting. Absent from this list is the identity of the third child in the painting, who stands to the far-right behind the countess ...

One such work is the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s very own Madonna and Child (ca. 1300), a tempera and gold painting on wood panel that measures no more than 11 inches on its longest side.