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<n>Emma Chamberlain</n> for the <n>Emma Chamberlain x Warby Parker</n> eyewear collaboration.

<n>Salt Spring Island Cabin</n> by <n>Olson Kundig</n>. Photo by <n>Tim Bies</n>.

Detail of the <n>Hellenistic</n> sculpture <n>Laocoön and His Sons</n> by <n>Agesander</n>, <n>Polydorus</n>, and <n>Athenodorus</n>.

A still-life photograph of fish by <n>Travis Rathbone</n> for <n>Apostrophe</n>.

<n>Vormgeving – door wie?</n>, a 1963 graphic design by <n>Wim Crouwel</n> for publisher <n>Waltman</n>.

Editorial for a special <n>Element</n> x <n>Millet</n> issue of <n>Place Magazine</n>. Photo by <n>Maxime Verret</n>.

Detail of <n>Milon de Crotone</n> (1754), a marble sculpture by <n>Étienne-Maurice Falconet</n>.

<n>Eclipse</n> by <n>Services Généraux</n>.

<n>Diffraction Patterns For Natural And Synthetic Fibers</n> from the <n>Encyclopedia of Textiles</n>, 1960.

A bus navigates the notoriously dangerous <n>Yungas Road</n> in Bolivia.

<n>Bauhaus</n> by <n>Sander Patelski</n>, an illustration of the <n>Bauhaus Dessau building</n> by <n>Walter Gropius</n>.

<n>Emma Chamberlain</n> for her collaboration with <n>Warby Parker</n>, wearing the <n>Pigeon Sweater</n> by <n>Jamie Lerner</n>. Photo by <n>Tom Schirmacher</n>.

Hurricane waves off <n>Cape Hatteras</n>.

A vintage catalog cover for the outdoor brand <n>Patagonia</n>.

A fictional editorial project featuring the 2015 artwork <n>Painting with History in a Room Filled with People with Funny Names 3</n>.

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Model <n>Jacquelyn Jablonski</n> photographed by <n>Julia Noni</n> for <n>Vogue Japan</n>, May 2014.

<n>Untitled</n> (2024), a charcoal on paper drawing.

<n>The Great Divide</n> artwork for <n>The Overview</n> by <n>Atmos</n>.

A film still from <n>North by Northwest</n> (1959).

Staircase designed by <n>Vincent Van Duysen</n>.

A detail of <n>Giovanni Strazza</n>'s marble sculpture, <n>The Veiled Virgin</n> (c. 1850).

Photograph by <n>Artus & Co</n> for a <n>SOLA Journal</n> takeover, inspired by <n>Louise Glück</n>'s collection <n>Averno</n>.

<n>Louis Vuitton</n> advertisement for a toilette set, 1929.