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Detail from <n>The Accolade</n> (1901) by <n>Edmund Blair Leighton</n>.

1896 painting <n>Sagrado Coração de Jesus Redentor</n> by Portuguese artist <n>António Carneiro</n>.

<n>Lover’s Eye Ring</n>, an oil on panel painting by <n>Fatima Ronquillo</n> from 2011.

A detail from the painting <n>Adam and Eve</n> (1507) by artist <n>Albrecht Dürer</n>.

The interior of <n>St. Stephen's Cathedral</n> in Vienna, Austria. Photo by <n>Kaitlin Kelly</n>.

A look from the <n>Christian Lacroix</n> Spring 1998 collection.

<n>Cerberus</n> (2012), a charcoal drawing by <n>Paul Rumsey</n>.

<n>Portrait of a Young Woman</n>, c. 1490-1500, by Italian artist <n>Lorenzo di Credi</n>.

<n>Crown of thorns dress</n> from <n>Ann Demeulemeester</n>'s Spring 2003 collection.

Detail of <n>Venus</n> by <n>Lucas Cranach the Elder</n>, 1530.

The character <n>Santa Muerte</n> from the television series <n>Penny Dreadful: City of Angels</n>.

A look from <n>Chundie Zhu</n>'s <n>Spring/Summer 2024</n> collection.

Detail from <n>Caravaggio</n>'s <n>Baroque</n> painting <n>Judith Beheading Holofernes</n>, c. 1598-99.

<n>Romantic Encounter</n> (1864) by Hungarian artist <n>Mihály von Zichy</n>.

<n>Wounds of the Earth</n>, a conceptual AI artwork by <n>𝔛𝔦𝔰𝔩𝔞𝔫𝔶𝔵</n>.

<n>Devon Aoki</n> for <n>Ocimar Versolato</n> Haute Couture Fall/Winter 1997-98.

Detail from <n>Incostanza. An Allegory of Fickleness</n> (1615-1618) by <n>Abraham Janssens van Nuyssen</n>.

Detail from <n>The odalisque with the slave</n> by <n>Dominique Louis Féréol Papety</n>, 1842.

<n>Michaela Bercu</n> in the 'MANI' editorial for <n>Vogue Italia</n>, October 1989. Photo by <n>Steven Meisel</n>.

Cover art for the track <n>Yalanlar</n> by musician <n>RILTIM</n>.

An image associated with musical artists <n>IC3PEAK</n> and <n>HEZT</n>.

<n>Amantes</n>, a 2005 painting by Spanish artist <n>Alex Alemany</n>.

An AI-generated artwork by <n>The Phantom Painter</n>.

Photo by <n>Steve Cadman</n> of <n>The Maison Lavirotte</n>, an <n>Art Nouveau</n> building by <n>Jules Lavirotte</n>.