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Artists spent a great deal of time studying anatomy for precise rendering ofthe human body as well as light, shadows, and perspective for convincingrepresentation of the three-dimensional world. But in many paintings, they alsohad to depict fluids in their static and dynamic states -- a subject they couldnot study thoroughly, which led to a number of glaring misrepresentations ordeliberate deceits.

Fluids in art: "The water's language was a wondrous one, some narrative on a recurrent subject ..."