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Science and Image
Nature 393, 25 (7 May 1998) | doi:10.1038/29897
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Noticing Nature
Martin Kemp1
Abstract
Over almost 130 years, this journal's appearance has evolved along with changes in design fashions and in the way scientists present their results. The first in a series exploring how science uses visual images.
The first issue of Nature on 4 November 1869 announced itself as "A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Science". A letter touting for subscriptions in 1998 extols "Nature's beautiful presentation" and state-of-the-art visuals: "the 'new-look' Nature now fully exploits modern graphics and typography".
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