Segotia

From the <n>Dadiogaosai</n> <n>Mania Spring/Summer 2024 Campaign</n>, photographed by <n>Poyenchen</n>.

<n>The November Meteors</n> (1881) by <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n>.

Illustration of the 1878 solar eclipse from the book <n>Newcomb and Holden's Astronomy</n>.

A film still from <n>SYMBIOTIC</n>, a speculative design film by <n>Purple Martin</n> for the <n>European Commission</n>.

<n>Total Eclipse of the Sun</n> (1881), a chromolithograph by <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n>.

<n>Reflections Mirror Design</n> by <n>Daniel Kukla</n>.

Album art for <n>Narkatta</n>'s release <n>Ibogaine</n> on <n>MalLabel Music</n>.

Photograph from the <n>Harvard College Observatory</n>, 1890-1920.

Lumen Print 523 Iris 18My2010 by John Fobes

1869 chromolithograph of the total solar eclipse from a report directed by <n>Commodore B. F. Sands</n>.

A gradient study by graphic designer <n>Ollie Otter</n>.

A vintage-style illustration of a solar eclipse. Image credit <n>REALEST®</n>.

Artwork <n>All the pretty things</n> by artist <n>Cho Gi-Seok</n>.

Cover art for the single <n>So</n> by musician <n>Christian Kuria</n>, released in 2020.

<n>And God Divided the Light from the Darkness</n> (1845) by artist <n>George Field</n> and engraver <n>Rosenberg</n>.

<n>Course</n>, an artwork by <n>Rachel Garrard</n>.

Photographs of the <n>solar eclipse of 1887</n> in Krasnoyarsk, Russia by the <n>Russian Imperial Academy of Sciences</n>.