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Tokyo home of architect <n>Kazuhiro Ishii</n>, c. 1987.

The feet of <n>American Ballet Theatre</n> dancer <n>Paloma Herrera</n>, photographed by <n>Howard Schatz</n> in 1993.

A project in Claremont, California by <n>Vince Skelly</n> and <n>TERREMOTO LANDSCAPE</n>. Photo by <n>Justin Chung</n>.

Photo by <n>Philip Käll</n> for <n>Also Journal</n> featuring model <n>Laura Julie</n>.

Photo by <n>Charley Noda</n> for <n>Taylor Torres</n>'s audiobook, <n>The Two of Us</n>.

A photograph by <n>Martin Parr</n> taken at <n>Lake Garda</n>, Italy in 1999.

A back tattoo in the style of traditional Igbo <n>Uli</n> body art.

AI-assisted interior study for the <n>Dripping Springs House</n> by architect <n>Andrew Kudless</n>.

A <n>Blackwork</n> <n>Traditional</n> style sleeve tattoo by artist <n>Jessica Doyle</n> on her client, <n>Cole</n>.

The <n>Aurele No. 1</n> wall sconce by <n>Humanhome</n>.

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Portrait of artist <n>Frida Kahlo</n> in Coyoacán, 1933. Photo by <n>Lucienne Bloch</n>.

"<n>Distortion #40</n>" (1933) by photographer <n>André Kertész</n>.

A drawing by artist <n>Olivier Umecker</n> from his Dessins 4 series.

The <n>Underground Library</n> at <n>Kurkku Fields</n> in Japan, designed by architect <n>Hiroshi Nakamura</n> & <n>NAP</n>.

Choreographer <n>Mel Tomlinson</n> photographed by <n>Daniel S. Sorine</n>.

Physicist and chemist <n>Marie Curie</n> in her laboratory, c. 1905.

Photograph by <n>Hans Feurer</n> for a 1983 <n>Kenzo</n> campaign.

The <n>Changjiang Art Museum</n> in Taiyuan, China, designed by <n>Vector Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Chen Hao</n>.

<n>Dewdrops</n>, a photograph by <n>Lina ~ in a basket</n>.

<n>Colette Pechekhonova</n> for <n>i-D Magazine</n>'s April 1999 cover, shot by <n>Richard Burbridge</n>.