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Artists like Rembrandt and Rafael secured their places in history through their abilities to convey the human condition with mere brush strokes. Approximately 500 years later, a new campaign illustrates how some of the most revered works of art may contain more than intimately captured moments—like previously overlooked hints at their models’ health.
Argentina’s Breast Cancer Help Movement (MACMA) teamed up with agency David Buenos Aires and the Hispanic American Museum of Art Isaac Fernández Blanco for a different kind of exhibit.
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