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Anton Raderscheidt: painter and model (pre-stroke).
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Prior to his right hemispheric stroke, the artist represented icon-like characters with great accuracy and in great detail (Figure 2).
Anton Raderscheidt: self-portrait 1 (post-stroke).
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However, his subjects showed a simple but more vibrant and eclectic image compared with the prestroke detailed portraits (Figures 3 and 4).
Anton Raderscheidt: self-portrait 2 (post-stroke).
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However, his subjects showed a simple but more vibrant and eclectic image compared with the prestroke detailed portraits (Figures 3 and 4).
Katherine Sherwood: Voyager's Constant (pre-stroke).
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Katherine Sherwood: test sites (pre-stroke).
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Katherine Sherwood: Cajal's Revenge (post-stroke).
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Afro Basaldella: La Terza Baronessa.
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Baronessa" (Figure 8) and his poststroke 1975 "Tiresia" (Figure 9). Both are powerful masterpieces created with a similar technique and level of artistic skills.
Afro Basaldella: Tiresia.
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Baronessa" (Figure 8) and his poststroke 1975 "Tiresia" (Figure 9). Both are powerful masterpieces created with a similar technique and level of artistic skills.