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<n>The Patient</n> (1886) by artist <n>Vasily Polenov</n>, featuring model <n>Maria Klimontova-Obolenskaya</n>.

<n>Untitled (Red)</n>, a 1956 oil on canvas by <n>Mark Rothko</n>.

<n>Saint Sebastian and the Angel</n> (c. 1876) by <n>Gustave Moreau</n>.

<n>The Anatomy of the Arteries of the Human Body, Plate 18</n> (1844) by <n>Richard Quain</n>, illustrated by <n>Joseph Maclise</n>.

<n>The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke</n> (1855-64), an oil painting by British artist <n>Richard Dadd</n>.

The painting <n>Girls in Sunlight</n> by artist <n>Philip Leslie Hale</n>.

Detail of the <n>Annunciation</n> by <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>, 1489-90.

<n>Monastery Burial-Ground Under Snow</n> (1817-1819) by German Romantic artist <n>Caspar David Friedrich</n>.

<n>In Bed, The Kiss</n> (1892), an oil on cardboard painting by <n>Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec</n>.

<n>Anguish</n> (1878), a painting by <n>August Friedrich Albrecht Schenck</n>.

<n>Agnus Dei</n>, a 1635-1640 painting by <n>Francisco de Zurbarán</n>.

<n>Monks in a monastery courtyard</n> (1856) by German <n>Romantic</n> painter <n>Franz Ludwig Catel</n>.

Anatomical plate from <n>Tabulae anatomicae</n> (1741) by <n>Pietro da Cortona</n> and <n>Gaetano Petrioli</n>.

<n>Burial of a Crusader</n> (1803) by German artist <n>Franz Ludwig Catel</n>.

<n>Motherless</n> (1886) by <n>John Longstaff</n>.

<n>L'Alzaia</n> (1864) by Italian artist <n>Telemaco Signorini</n>, a key work of the <n>Macchiaioli</n> movement.

<n>The Old Temple</n> (1788) by artist <n>Hubert Robert</n>.

<n>The Dancing Class</n> (ca. 1873–76) by <n>Edgar Degas</n>, depicting ballet master <n>Jules Perrot</n>.

<n>Clay female figure</n> from Egypt, c. 3500-3400 BC.

<n>Ilya Repin</n>'s painting, <n>Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on 16 November 1581</n>, 1885.

<n>Slave (Atlas)</n>, an unfinished marble sculpture by <n>Michelangelo</n>, c. 1530.

<n>San Sebastiano</n> (2011) by Italian artist <n>Roberto Ferri</n>.

<n>Académie d'homme, dit 'Hector'</n> (1778), a <n>Neoclassical</n> painting by <n>Jacques-Louis David</n>.

<n>Two drunken satyrs</n>, a late 17th-century painting after <n>Sir Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

<n>A Roe Deer in the Forest</n>, an oil on canvas by <n>Rosa Bonheur</n> (1822-1899).

<n>Final Self-Portrait</n>, 1999, by artist <n>Saul Steinberg</n>.

<n>Romantic Encounter</n> (1864) by Hungarian artist <n>Mihály von Zichy</n>.

Anatomical plate from <n>Giulio Casseri</n>'s 1627 book, <n>Tabulae anatomicae</n>. Art by <n>Odoardo Fialetti</n>.

<n>Frühlingstreiben</n> (1898), a lithograph by artist <n>Maximilian Lenz</n> for the magazine <n>Ver Sacrum</n>.

An illustration from a late 16th-century manuscript of <n>Zakariyya' al-Qazwini</n>'s <n>Marvels of Things Created</n>.

<n>Mark Rothko</n>'s <n>Untitled</n>, 1959.

<n>Setting Sun</n> (c. 1770–1773) by artist <n>Alexander Cozens</n>.

The <n>Belvedere Torso</n>, a 1st-century BC marble sculpture by <n>Apollonios of Athens</n>.

<n>Animal God</n> (2021), a painting by Chilean artist <n>Guillermo Lorca</n>.

A collection of <n>Milagros Mexican charms</n>. Photo courtesy of <n>Studio Toogood</n>.

<n>Narcissus</n> (1881) by Hungarian painter <n>Gyula Benczúr</n>.

<n>Egon Schiele</n>'s <n>Expressionist</n> painting <n>Mann und Frau (Umarmung)</n>, 1917.

<n>The Swan, No. 2</n>, a 1915 painting by Swedish artist <n>Hilma af Klint</n>.