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Iridescence and the Image Robert X. Browning Written and edited by leadingAt the turn of the seventeenth century in Spain and Mexico, people were fascinated by iridescence. In paintings, portraits, and prints, artists stretched the capacities of conventional media to depict shimmering hues. Some artists put iridescent material right into their work for example, Indigenous artists in central and western Mexico who crafted elaborate mosaics from feathers. Meanwhile, scientists tried to convey the color play of iridescence in