Staten

A <n>fresco</n> fragment depicting the <n>Erythraean Sibyl</n>.

A photograph of a <n>Hart's-tongue fern</n> by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n> from his 1928 book <n>Urformen der Kunst</n>.

<n>Saint Anthony: Help, My God!</n> from <n>The Temptation of Saint Anthony</n> (1896) by <n>Odilon Redon</n>.

Photo by <n>Veronika Lomukhina</n> and <n>Grigoriy Kravets</n> featuring model <n>Trishia Perualila</n>.

An 1809 print by <n>Angelo Bertini</n> after <n>Antonio Canova</n>'s sculpture, <n>Santa Maria Maddalena penitente</n>.

The <n>Toronto 1996 Olympic Bid symbol</n>, designed by <n>Stuart Ash</n> of <n>Gottschalk+Ash</n>.

An illustration by French artist <n>Vincent Mahé</n>.

<n>Plate XXVIII</n> from <n>An Original Theory or New Hypothesis of the Universe</n> (1750) by <n>Thomas Wright</n>.

<n>Soundscapes 007</n> by <n>The New Latency</n> for <n>The Outdoor Club</n>, hosted by <n>Rebecca Norberg</n> in Copenhagen.

An 1806 illustration of Agate-Jasper by <n>James Sowerby</n> from his publication <n>British Mineralogy</n>.

<n>Pablo Picasso</n>'s lithograph <n>Les Main Liees II</n> (1959).

<n>Anfibio sofa</n> designed by <n>Alessandro Becchi</n> for <n>Giovannetti</n>.

Cinematography by <n>Cory Martin</n> and directed by <n>Sam Potter</n>.

The <n>Lemonade Stand</n> video game on cassette tape, published by <n>Apple Computer Inc.</n> in 1979.

<n>Jude Law</n> photographed by his sister <n>Natasha Law</n> in 1999.

Lithograph <n>Composition 1</n> (1960) by artist <n>Jean Arp</n>.

<n>Ruins of a Castle</n> (ca. 1825–26), an etching by <n>Karl Blechen</n>.

<n>Analog-Grafik D3 (Dance of the Electrons)</n> by artist <n>Herbert W. Franke</n>, 1961-1962.

The hands of dancer <n>Mary Wigman</n>, photographed by <n>Charlotte Rudolph</n> in Dresden, 1928.

From the <n>Retratos</n> series by <n>Marcelo Amorim</n>, 2008.

The hands of dancer <n>Mary Wigman</n>, photographed by <n>Charlotte Rudolph</n> in 1928.

A botanical photograph by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

Plate 3 from the <n>Grand Leicestershire Steeple Chase</n> series by <n>Henry Thomas Alken</n>, 1830.

Cashmere goats in Mongolia, a source material for the brand <n>AURALEE</n>. Photo by <n>Norio Kidera</n>.