Moon Lady

<n>Paradiso, Canto 14</n>, an 1885 illustration by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for <n>Dante Alighieri</n>'s 'The Divine Comedy'.

<n>Shooting Star</n>, an 1849 illustration by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the book <n>Les étoiles</n>.

The pen and ink drawing <n>Stardust</n> by <n>The Gnarled Branch</n>.

An 1856 illustration from <n>Richard Adams Locke</n>'s "The Moon Hoax," as seen by <n>Lord Rosse</n>'s telescope.

<n>The Star Gazer</n>, an illustration by <n>Dorothy P. Lathrop</n>.

<n>La leyenda del muérdago</n> (1895) by <n>Virginie Demont-Breton</n>.

Wax sculpture by artist <n>Juliette Minchin</n> in her studio at <n>POUSH</n>.

<n>Moon and Stars Dictionary Art Print</n> by <n>TheNewTenant</n>, an upcycled artwork on a vintage dictionary page.

The publication <n>Gagosian – Douglas Gordon: k. 364</n> by artist <n>Douglas Gordon</n>, designed by <n>Graphic Thought Facility</n>.

Products from <n>Dille & Kamille</n> including the <n>Glass vase, candle holder</n> and <n>Dinner candle</n>.

An illustration from the book <n>In Happy far-away land</n> (1902) by <n>Ruth Kimball Gardiner</n>.

An alchemical drawing of the <n>Rebis</n>, attributed to <n>Donato d'Eremita da Roccadevandro</n>.

A painting depicting <n>Mary Magdalene</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*.

Artist <n>Christos Bokoros</n>'s oil on panel painting, <n>The Gift</n> (2000).

Illustration of the moon's phases from <n>The Earth and the Sky</n> (1898) by <n>Edward S. Holden</n>.

A photoshoot co-created by <n>Melanie Parent</n>.

The <n>Lead Plaque of Magliano</n>, an Etruscan artifact made of lead dating to c. 500-450 BC.

The <n>Taper Candle, Lace Bow</n> set from <n>Gohar World</n>.

The <n>Tomato Leaves Candle</n> by <n>LOEWE Perfumes</n>, photographed by <n>Alex V. Casanovas</n>.

An 1886 print of <n>The Moon</n> from 'The Story of the Heavens' by <n>Robert S. Ball</n>.

A tomato arrangement by <n>Horace Cameron</n> for a garden party.

Profile picture for the musician <n>NVDO</n>.

<n>Shell Glasses</n> designed by <n>Centa Lisbon</n>.

<n>Reaching for the Moon</n> (1933), a painting by <n>Edward Mason Eggleston</n>.