<n>Rooms by the Sea</n> (1951) by <n>Edward Hopper</n>.

<n>Johnny Depp</n> and <n>Keira Knightley</n> in <n>Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl</n> (2003).

A film still from <n>City of God</n> (2002), directed by <n>Kátia Lund</n> and <n>Fernando Meirelles</n>.

A film still from <n>Days of Being Wild</n> (1990), directed by <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>.

AI-generated artwork <n>Birdies Mini Golf</n>, an exploration of form in <n>contemporary architecture</n>.

<n>Alexandre Rodrigues</n> and <n>Alice Braga</n> in a still from the 2002 film <n>City of God</n>.

An artwork from the <n>Spirit Chaos Datasets™</n> series.

A new print edition created in collaboration with <n>Louis Buhl & Co.</n>

An illustration by Swedish artist <n>Lennart Helje</n> depicts a <n>Tomte</n> and a fox watching a shooting star.

Album art by <n>Erin Vest</n> for the <n>Ori and the Will of the Wisps</n> vinyl soundtrack from <n>iam8bit</n>.

Cover art for <n>James White</n>'s book <n>The Aliens Among Us</n> by artist <n>Paul Lehr</n>, 1969.

A detail from <n>Ascent of the Blessed</n>, a panel painted by <n>Hieronymus Bosch</n> c. 1505-1515.

<n>The Man With the Umbrella</n> by artist <n>Gérard DuBois</n>.

Surrealist painting by <n>Rafał Olbiński</n>.

<n>Paradiso, Canto 14</n> (1885) by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for <n>Dante</n>'s 'The Divine Comedy'.

The painting <n>Arcade-1</n> (1987) by Japanese artist <n>Minoru Nomata</n>.

Monuments for a Future Civilization: Paintings by Minoru Nomata

<n>Visions</n>, an acrylic on canvas by artist <n>Tuco Amalfi</n>.

<n>Winnie the Pooh</n> and <n>Christopher Robin</n> in the 1997 film <n>Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin</n>.

A <n>Visionary art</n> painting by artist <n>Gilbert Williams</n>.

A view of <n>The Pitons</n> in <n>Saint Lucia</n>.

<n>Escape Plan</n> (2023) by artist <n>Gao Hang</n>, shown at <n>Tang Contemporary Art</n>.

The character <n>Alice</n> in a scene from the 1951 animated film <n>Alice in Wonderland</n>.

<n>René Magritte</n>'s 1956 painting <n>Architecture in the Moonlight</n>, an inspiration for <n>The Truman Show</n>.

From the photographic work <n>Children of Oropiro</n> by <n>Axel Poignant</n> and <n>Roslyn Poignant</n>, 1976.

An advertisement for <n>Abaco</n> by the <n>Bahama Islands Tourist Office</n>, circa 1970s-80s.

Come to Abaco. Away from Everything but You. Bahamas, 1980.