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An advertisement for the <n>Djer-Kiss</n> beauty line, illustrated by <n>F. Richardson</n> for <n>The Delineator</n> in 1920.

A 1902 design by artist <n>Korin Furuya</n> from the magazine <n>Shin-Bijutsukai</n>.

<n>Chart P</n> from the <n>Atlas of the Munsell Color System</n> (1915) by creator <n>Albert Henry Munsell</n>.

<n>Olive Trees, Corfu</n> (1909), a watercolor by <n>John Singer Sargent</n>.

Patent drawing for a <n>Velocipede</n> by inventor <n>Richard C. Hemmings</n>, patented in 1869.

<n>Two Roses</n> (1884–1904) by <n>Zacharie Astruc</n>.

A 1900 illustration of a <n>Pine-Tuft Caterpillar</n> and <n>Porcelain-White Spider</n> by <n>Sherman F. Denton</n>.

A public domain drawing of <n>Christmas Holly Leaves</n>.

<n>Landscape</n>, a watercolor and chalk work from circa 1890 by artist <n>Camille Pissarro</n>.

Illustration of a velocipede patented by <n>E. Landis</n> in 1860, from <n>Robert P. Scott</n>'s 1889 book.

A 1923 watercolor from <n>Charles Rennie Mackintosh</n>'s <n>Sketchbook from the Artist's Trip to Germany</n>.

<n>Phenakistoscope disc</n> showing a man throwing cakes and stars, published by <n>Ackermann & Co.</n> in 1833.

<n>Edge of a Wood</n>, ca. 1825–30, by <n>Théodore Caruelle d'Aligny</n>.

<n>Bar Harbor, Twilight</n>, a 1896 watercolor by artist <n>John La Farge</n>.

<n>Giraffe, from "The Comic Natural History of the Human Race"</n> by <n>Henry Louis Stephens</n>, 1851.

<n>Pedestrian Hobby Horse</n>, an etching by <n>J Lewis Marks</n> satirizing the early velocipede.

<n>'Calx carbonata' [Ammonite with crystals]</n>, an 1803 illustration by <n>James Sowerby</n>.

A 1909 watercolor painting, <n>Cap Nègre</n>, by French artist <n>Henri-Edmond Cross</n>.

Illustrations of <n>Japanese folk toys</n> from the Taishō period book <n>Gangu Ehon (Toy Picture Book)</n>.

Illustrations by <n>W. Heath Robinson</n> imagining future fashion, published in <n>The Strand Magazine</n> in 1934.

<n>View of the Sea from the Hills, Montauk</n>, a cyanotype from circa 1883.

Chart G from the <n>Atlas of the Munsell Color System</n> (1915) by artist <n>Albert Henry Munsell</n>.

Patent illustration for <n>J. O. Lose</n>'s <n>One-wheeled vehicle</n>, patented in 1885.

A chart from the <n>Atlas of the Munsell Color System</n> by <n>Albert Henry Munsell</n>, 1915.