first cluster of 2025

<n>Lily Top</n>, a knit garment in pima cotton dyed with SolarFast and hand-drawn stencils.

<n>Taureau I</n>, a 1964 lithograph by <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

A still from the 2017 documentary <n>Faces Places</n>, directed by <n>Agnès Varda</n> and <n>JR</n>.

From <n>Franco Magnani</n>'s 1974 book, <n>Interiors Today</n>.

A <n>Bristle-worm</n> photographed by <n>Peter Batson</n> for <n>Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand</n>.

A 1967 performance of <n>Kreuz Bewegungsraum</n> by artist <n>Franz Erhard Walther</n> in Essen, Germany.

A sculpture by <n>Alexander Calder</n> at the <n>Calder Picasso Exhibition</n> at the <n>Musée national Picasso-Paris</n>.

A still from the 1966 film <n>Masculin Féminin</n>, directed by <n>Jean-Luc Godard</n>.

<n>Aiuole</n> (2000), an installation by artist <n>Massimo Bartolini</n>.

Carved elm prosthetic legs designed by <n>Alexander McQueen</n> for <n>Aimee Mullins</n> for the <n>No. 13, Spring/Summer 1999</n> show.

A humpback whale 'sky hopping', from the 1988 book <n>Kingdom of the deep</n> by <n>Colin D Willock</n>.

A collection of <n>Beachcombing finds</n> from various Rhode Island beaches.

Venetian villa by <n>Studio Luca Guadagnino</n> with a <n>Venini</n> chandelier. Photo by <n>Giulio Ghirardi</n>.

<n>Contoured Playground</n>, a 1941 sculpture by artist <n>Isamu Noguchi</n>.

A collection of Stone Age tools photographed by <n>Horst Ossinger</n>.

Artwork by artist <n>Burina Daria</n> for her project <n>UGLY CUPID</n>.

A room in the <n>Académie de France à Rome - Villa Médicis</n>. Photo by <n>Francois Halard</n>.

Wooden sculptures by <n>Francisco Matto</n> in Montevideo, Uruguay, c. 1984.

A cross-section of a <n>Nautilus Shell</n>. Photo by <n>Graham Hufton</n>.

A timeless kitchen interior photographed by <n>Antonio Monfreda</n>.

<n>THE SILENT CLIFF...</n>, an installation by <n>Ernesto Neto</n> at <n>Tanya Bonakdar Gallery</n>, 2009.

Cover art for the single <n>DYE</n> by <n>Venus</n>.

Musician <n>Nina Simone</n> writing at a piano.

<n>Environment</n> (1969), a polyurethane foam sculpture by <n>Joke Leonare</n>.