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The Japanese Art of "Gyotaku" Immortalized Records of Biodiversity: Fusion of Art and Science

Medicine & Technology Jan 22, 2020

Art and science have found fusion in a feudal Japanese art form called "Gyotaku". These records where gotten from museum pieces, other paper-based sources and old photographs too. But, there is a need for sturdier sources of archaic information that is not perishable.

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The Japanese Art of "Gyotaku" Immortalized Records of Biodiversity: Fusion of Art and Science

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