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<n>Friendly Flowers</n> by artist <n>Steve Gavan</n>.

Central panel from <n>Francis Bacon</n>'s 1969 triptych, <n>Three Studies of Lucian Freud</n>.

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<n>The Centaur Chiron Instructing Achilles</n> (1759) by <n>Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée</n>.

<n>Notches</n> (2016) by artist <n>Joseph Loughborough</n>.

<n>I fed you with my Heart's blood</n>, a mixed media illustration by the artist <n>Cerva</n>.

<n>Saint Sebastian and the Angel</n> (c. 1876) by <n>Gustave Moreau</n>.

An AI-generated image by artist <n>GORKA MALE</n>.

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Painting by artist <n>Malcolm T. Liepke</n>.

<n>The French Girl</n>, a 2012 oil on canvas portrait by artist <n>Erik Olson</n>.

A pastel portrait by artist <n>Seiichi Terazono</n>.

A collage featuring paintings by <n>Sasha Hartslief</n>, including <n>Night Dress</n> and <n>Afterparty</n>.

The 2015 painting <n>OT</n> by artist <n>Larissa Strunowa</n>, used as cover art by musician <n>jsprgry</n>.

Artwork by <n>Eliran Kantor</n> for the 2023 split EP <n>The Aggression Sessions</n> by <n>Thy Art Is Murder</n> and others.

<n>Nervous System</n> by <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n>.

<n>All the Rage</n> by photographer <n>nsey benajah</n>.

Oil on canvas painting <n>Three Feet Below</n> (2011) by artist <n>Samantha French</n>.

A digital artwork by <n>Smeccea</n> from the series <n>The Other Side of the Dark</n>.

A painting by artist <n>Caitlin Casper</n>.

A detail from <n>Dante and Virgil</n> (1850) by <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>.

A digital collage by <n>Sara Shakeel</n> of <n>Antonio Canova</n>'s sculpture, <n>Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss</n>.

A <n>self-portrait</n> painting by <n>Wolfgang Grinschgl</n>.

A detail from <n>Matthias Stom</n>'s painting, <n>The Incredulity of Saint Thomas</n> (c. 1640-1649).

Album art for <n>Wanna Breathe</n> by musicians <n>Abstrakt Sonance</n> and <n>PAV4N</n>.

<n>Swim</n> (2022), a painting by Dutch artist <n>Alice Brasser</n>.

A detail from a Renaissance-style painting depicting the fallen angel <n>Lucifer</n>.