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Gold and diamond rings by <n>Farewell Fine Jewelry</n>.

A <n>Zapotec Bat God Funerary Urn</n>, used in a publication with a poem by <n>Macario Matus</n>.

<n>Stone Circles</n> on the <n>Isle of Skye</n>, Scotland, by artist <n>Andrew Ridley</n>.

<n>The Divine Eros Defeats the Earthly Eros</n>, 1602, by <n>Giovanni Baglione</n>.

A detail of <n>The Green Man</n>, a <n>Gothic</n> stone sculpture from the 1200s at <n>Bamberg Cathedral</n> in Germany.

A 7th-century <n>Statue of Yakushi Nyorai</n> at Hōryū-ji temple. Photo by <n>Ogawa Seiyō</n>.

A staircase in the <n>VVD II Residence</n> in Antwerp by architect <n>Vincent Van Duysen</n>. Photo by <n>Thomas De Bruyne</n>.

A digitally manipulated photograph by artist <n>Nathaniel</n>.

A 1918 portrait of artist <n>Georgia O'Keeffe</n> by photographer <n>Alfred Stieglitz</n>.

"#Astrid I" (2011) from the series <n>Eyes as Big as Plates</n> by <n>Riitta Ikonen</n> and <n>Karoline Hjorth</n>.

A still from the 2022 documentary <n>Fire of Love</n>, directed by <n>Sara Dosa</n>.

<n>Wrapped Coast</n> (1968-69) by <n>Christo</n> and <n>Jeanne-Claude</n> in Sydney. Photo by <n>Shunk-Kender</n>.

<n>African daisy</n> in Transylvania, Romania.

<n>Yakushi Nyorai</n> (Bhaisajyaguru), a sculpture from Japan's Heian period, early 9th century.

Detail from <n>Master with the Parrot</n>'s <n>The Suicide of Lucretia</n>, used as album art by <n>If I Could Kill Myself</n>.

Detail from <n>Roger Freeing Angelica</n> (1819) by <n>Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres</n>.