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Posters celebrating mathematicians <n>Isaac Newton</n>, <n>Euclid</n>, <n>Leonhard Euler</n>, <n>Carl Friedrich Gauss</n>, and <n>Pythagoras</n>.

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<n>Magnetic Field</n> (1958-61), a photograph by <n>Berenice Abbott</n>.

<n>The Galaxy Menagerie from WISE</n>, a composite of nine galaxies by <n>NASA</n>, <n>JPL-Caltech</n>, and <n>UCLA</n>.

A Venn diagram by <n>Imaginary Foundation</n> shows the intersection of Science and Art as Wonder.

An illustration of the <n>General theory of relativity</n>, showing spacetime curved by a massive body.

Illustration by <n>René Henri Digeon</n> and <n>J. Silberman</n> from <n>Amédée Guillemin</n>'s <n>Le Monde Physique</n> (1882).

Illustration of <n>A-DNA</n>, <n>B-DNA</n>, <n>C-DNA</n>, and <n>Z-DNA</n> from a 1982 paper by <n>Struther Arnott</n>.

<n>Oscillon #39</n> and <n>Oscillon #11</n>, <n>Electronic Abstractions</n> by artist <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>, c. 1950.

A <n>Periodic Table with Real Elements</n> containing 83 individual element samples embedded in acrylic.

An illustration comparing the geometric progression of the <n>Flower of Life</n> and biological cell <n>mitosis</n>.

A photograph from the series <n>Natures artificielles</n> by <n>Alecio Ferrari</n>.

<n>American Elm Print</n>. A block print in black ink on natural paper.

An illustration titled <n>Composition of Harmonic Curves</n> from the <n>Patternbase</n> archive.

<n>Magnetism & Electricity</n>, a pair of Magic Lantern Glass Slides from the early 20th century.

Prep! III by <n>Oscar Calleja</n>, created for <n>SICKY MAGAZINE</n>.

<n>Electrical discharge patterns</n> by <n>John Matthias Kuehne</n>.

Software engineer <n>Margaret Hamilton</n> with the <n>Apollo Guidance Computer source code</n> in 1969. Photo by <n>Draper Laboratory</n>.

A 2011 photograph by <n>Caitlin Prof</n> of a <n>Paenibacillus dendritiformis</n> bacterial colony.

<n>Self Reflected</n> (2016), a 22k gold leaf microetching by artists <n>Greg Dunn</n> and <n>Brian Edwards</n>.