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Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) is recognized as the last all-encompassing natural scientist, adept at surveying and contributing to various scientific fields of his time. He aspired to uncover the physiological laws that influence both science and art, shaping our understanding of the world. Although he never formally articulated the laws of artistic creation, his vision permeates many of his works, particularly in his public lectures aimed at a broad audience. Helmholtz's influence extends beyond historical significance; his ideas resonate with contemporary discussions about the relationship between science and art, prompting readers to reconsider their connections within modern culture.