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This is an image of the title page for, A Hammer of Witches, a novel written in the 1600's describing what punishments should be given to individuals that were deemed as less than. This is an important historical source because of the effect it had…

This photographic portrait was taken of Dr. Alois Alzheimer, and is a retouched version of the original.

This photograph is of a handwriting exercise Auguste D.'s doctors had her complete. Mrs. Deter was unable to remember her name properly at the time of this exercise, and tried to do so multiple times. During this exam and similar ones, she explains,…

This is a bust of the famous philosopher, Cicero, located in a famous Roman museum.

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

The NIA describes current genetic risk factors regarding Alzheimer's Disease. The video also describes the changes throughout the century on the knowledge surrounding genetic risk.

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.

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…

This image was curated by John E. Morley for a St. Louis University presentation. The paintings and pen-on-paper were created by Carolus Horn before and after his Alzheimer Disease diagnosis at the age of 58.

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