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<n>Running Talus</n> by <n>Doug Robinson</n> for <n>District Vision</n>, 1976.

A portrait of fashion designer <n>Yohji Yamamoto</n> by photographer <n>Paolo Roversi</n>.

<n>Approaching Shadow</n> (1954) by photographer <n>Fan Ho</n>, used for <n>Jean Rondeau</n>'s album <n>Melancholy Grace</n>.

Art is not a luxury, it is a necessity.: Photo

<n>Ballerini (Ballet Dancers)</n> (c. 1950) by photographer <n>Sabine Weiss</n>.

The 2011 demolition of a building in Montfermeil featuring <n>JR</n>'s <n>Portrait d’une génération</n>. Photo by <n>JR</n>.

<n>Léon Bakst</n>'s 1911 costume design for a Bacchante in the <n>Ballets Russes</n> production of <n>Narcisse</n>.

Portrait of silent film actress <n>Vilma Bánky</n>.

<n>Art Deco</n> peacock doors by <n>Louis Comfort Tiffany</n> for the <n>C.D. Peacock</n> jewelry store in Chicago, 1925.

<n>Touching North</n> (1989), an ice sculpture by land artist <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>.

<n>Pichação</n> graffiti in <n>São Paulo</n>. Photo by <n>Choque Photos</n>.

The <n>Chronically Online</n> poster uses the <n>PP Editorial New</n> font by <n>Pangram Pangram® Foundry</n>.

Dancers from the <n>Ballet of the National Theater Belgrade</n>.

Dancers from the <n>Margaret Morris</n> school, circa 1920s.

Poster for <n>Slé</n>, a conceptual urban mobility project by <n>Jake Lerman</n> and <n>Joe Tavares</n>.