A detail from <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting <n>Primavera</n>, c. 1482.

Artwork by <n>Jordan Commandeur</n> for the album <n>Walk by Faith & Not by Sight</n> by <n>Elcamino</n> and <n>Camoflauge Monk</n>.

A detail from <n>The Four Continents</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

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<n>Lacrimae</n> (2021), an oil painting by artist <n>Annita Maslov</n>.

<n>Forest Landscape with Animals</n>, c. 1600, from the workshop of <n>Gillis van Coninxloo</n>.

<n>Conversation between the Moon and a Star</n> by artist <n>Paul Rumsey</n> (b. 1956).

<n>The Unicorn Defends Himself</n> (1495-1505), from <n>The Hunt of the Unicorn</n> tapestry series.

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<n>Actiniae</n>, a 1904 lithograph by <n>Ernst Haeckel</n> from his book <n>Kunstformen der Natur</n>.

Detail from a 16th-century German painting of <n>St. John the Evangelist</n>.

<n>Naranjas</n> (c. 1865) by Spanish artist <n>Rafael Romero Barros</n>.

A detail from <n>Joos van Cleve</n>'s <n>Self-Portrait</n>, c. 1519.

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A detail of <n>Salvator Mundi</n>, c. 1500, by <n>Leonardo da Vinci</n>.

Detail from <n>Francisco de Zurbarán</n>'s painting <n>Saint Lucy</n>, c. 1625.

<n>Bacchante with an Ape</n> (1627) by Dutch artist <n>Hendrick ter Brugghen</n>.

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