<n>Crossroads</n>, a 1971 lithograph by <n>Alexander Calder</n>.

Artwork used as a cover by musicians including <n>CXLD</n>, <n>Swervo</n>, and <n>da most trendy</n>.

A sculpture by artist <n>Wolfgang Laib</n>.

An abstract painting by artist <n>Claudio Martinenghi</n>.

<n>Mark Rothko</n>'s "Untitled," a 1969 tempera on paper painting.

Cover art for the album <n>Je Sais</n> by musician <n>Olizzer</n>, released in 2022.

<n>Untitled</n> (1972) by <n>abstract expressionist</n> artist <n>Joan Mitchell</n>.

<n>Bird Twittering</n>, a 1980 rubber stamp print by artist <n>Géza Perneczky</n>.

<n>Untitled</n> (1957), an <n>Abstract Expressionist</n> painting by <n>Franz Kline</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Sahasrara Chakra</n>.

Etching <n>Eau-forte Xb</n> (1957) by artist <n>Pierre Soulages</n>.

Original blueprint sketch for the <n>Savoy-vase</n> by designer <n>Alvar Aalto</n>, 1936.

<n>Ludwik Stasiak</n>'s painting <n>Dandelions</n>, c. 1900.

<n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n>'s painting <n>With Strings Two</n>, 1983.

<n>Cy Twombly</n>'s painting <n>Untitled (Rome)</n> (1962), shown at <n>TEFAF New York</n> 2022. Courtesy of <n>Darz</n>.

<n>April 2021 Print</n> by artist <n>Carolyn Misterek</n>.

A piece from the <n>Dreamscape in Liminaut</n> series.