Art depends on pop­u­lar judg­ments about the uni­verse, and is nour­ished by the lim­it­ed expanse of sen­ti­ment. . . . In con­trast, sci­ence was bare­ly touched upon by the ancients, and is as free from the incon­sis­ten­cies of fash­ion as it is from the fick­le stan­dards of taste. . . . And let me stress that this con­quest of … Con­tin­ue read­ing Neu­rons as Art: See Beau­ti­ful Anato­my Draw­ings by the Father of Neu­ro­science, San­ti­a­go Ramón y Cajal