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This painting was made out of respect for the Russian composer, Igor Stravinsky after his death.

This engraving depicts the seventh scene in act 4 of Shakespeare's King Lear play. Within this engraving, King Lear can be seen near the end of his life, confused.

This photograph was taken at Camp Travis', a basecamp in Texas, psychiatric ward during World War one.

A daughter interviews her mother about what she is thankful for this Thanksgiving. Nancy Bond, Misha's mother, describes what she is thankful for currently, and speaks about living with Alzheimer's disease.

Gustave Dore created this engraving of "Paradise" focusing on Dante entering the river Lethe, based on The Divine Comedy.

Auguste Deter had her photograph taken during her treatment with Dr. Alois Alzheimer. It is unclear if he took this photo or if a colleague did so.

Head i is one of Utermohlen's final artworks, and possibly his most famous self-portrait. Alzheimer's Disease was never a main focus of his work; however Utermohlen's art encapsulated social and personal changes throughout his lifetime, giving…

A self portrait from Utermohlen's series of self-portraits. This piece was created before the artist began to experience cognitive and physical decline from Alzheimer's Disease.