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Arts magazine Elephant has a fresh design. Moving from four to two print editions per year, the new Elephant has smaller font and a playful, eclectic feel to its pages: one section is designed to look like an Iceland catalogue; another series, of New York artists shot in their bedrooms, reminds you, deliciously, of the messy intimacy of a shoot in Seventeen magazine. In one intriguing essay in the relaunch issue — Elephantâs forty-fifth — Flora Yukhnovich writes about Jean-Honoré Fragonardâs Renaud et Armide, noting that Fragonard was looking at diagrams of wombs and female a...