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Illustration for <n>Mighty Mikko, A Book of Finnish Fairy Tales and Folk Tales</n> (1922) by <n>Jay Van Everen</n>.

Cover illustration by <n>Eleew</n> for <n>Paul Louis de Giafferri</n>'s book, <n>The History of the Feminine Costume of the World</n>.

<n>Loie Fuller</n> as Ustane in the death scene from <n>She</n>, ca. 1887. Photo by <n>Napoleon Sarony</n>.

<n>Mark Zuckerberg</n>, co-founder of <n>Facebook</n>, during the company's early startup days at <n>Harvard</n> in 2004.

<n>Passing through the Forest</n> (1920), an illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> from <n>Old French Fairytales</n>.

<n>Found Drowned</n> (ca. 1860) by photographer <n>Oscar Gustav Rejlander</n>.

Poster for <n>Coralie Fargeat</n>'s 2024 film <n>The Substance</n>, starring <n>Demi Moore</n> and <n>Margaret Qualley</n>.

<n>Vigne / The Vine</n> (1847), an illustration by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> engraved by <n>Charles-Michel Geoffroy</n>.

Frontispiece illustration by <n>Jay Van Everen</n> for <n>Mighty Mikko</n> (1922).

A classroom in the <n>Emerson School for Girls</n> in Boston, c. 1850. Photo by <n>Southworth and Hawes</n>.

<n>Comma, a brief</n>, a hand-coloured etching from the 1824 book <n>Punctuation Personified</n> by <n>Tom Telescope, Gent.</n>

<n>Still Life: Balsam Apple and Vegetables</n> (c. 1820s) by American artist <n>James Peale</n>.

A portrait of <n>Virginia Oldoini, Countess of Castiglione</n> by photographer <n>Pierre-Louis Pierson</n>, c. 1863-66.

<n>Still Life with Cake</n> (1818) by American artist <n>Raphaelle Peale</n>.

<n>The Spirit of the Moon</n> by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s 1870 novel *Around the Moon*.

<n>J is for Jam</n> (1941), a lithograph by artist <n>George Him</n> featuring the brand <n>Crosse & Blackwell</n>.

<n>Virgo</n>, an 1825 astronomical chart engraved by <n>Sidney Hall</n> for the <n>Urania's Mirror</n> collection.

Cover of the book <n>Little Women</n> by <n>Louisa May Alcott</n>.

A group of female workers at a gas works during <n>World War I</n>, circa 1918.

A 1908 poster by <n>Donaldson Lithographing Company</n> for a hypnotism show.

Vintage <n>Christmas Card</n> (1877) published by <n>Marcus Ward & Co.</n>

<n>Tatiana Larina's Dream</n> (1891), an illustration by <n>Ivan Volkov</n> for the novel <n>Eugene Onegin</n>.

<n>Pensée</n> (Pansy), an 1847 engraving by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the book <n>Les Fleurs animées</n>.

A portrait of <n>Virginia Oldoini, Countess of Castiglione</n>.

<n>Pervenche desséchée</n> (1847), an illustration by <n>J.J. Grandville</n> engraved by <n>Ch. Geoffroy</n>.

A photograph by <n>Theresa Babb</n> of herself with friends in Camden, Maine, circa 1898.

Photograph by <n>Russell Lee</n> of a <n>Square Dance</n> in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, 1940.

An engraving by <n>Master of the Die</n> after a design by <n>Michiel Coxcie (I)</n> from the series <n>The Fable of Psyche</n>.

<n>Rose</n>, an illustration by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the 1847 book <n>The Flowers Personified</n>.

Poster for the 2024 film <n>The Substance</n> by director <n>Coralie Fargeat</n>, starring <n>Demi Moore</n>.

<n>A Sibyl</n> (c. 1864) by photographer <n>Julia Margaret Cameron</n>, featuring model <n>Mary Hillier</n>.

An American <n>Theorem painting</n> from 1825–50, rendered in watercolor and graphite on cotton velvet.

<n>Woman in Pink Reclining on a Canape</n> (1819) by <n>Theodore Lebrun</n>.

<n>Oh! Evening, thou bringest all</n> (1800) by artist <n>Johann Heinrich Fussli (Henry Fuseli)</n>.