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Wild Cats and Bay Leaves, an artist book by <n>Kit Davey</n> made from pressed bay leaves.

A 1899 lithograph by <n>Odilon Redon</n> from the series <n>The Apocalypse of Saint John</n>.

Cover art for the <n>Playboi Carti</n> track <n>TWIN TRIM</n>.

<n>Cerberus</n> (2012), a charcoal drawing by <n>Paul Rumsey</n>.

An illustration by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for the poem <n>The Rime of the Ancient Mariner</n>.

<n>Matty Healy</n> of <n>The 1975</n> performs wearing a <n>Panasonic</n> t-shirt.

Illustration by <n>Strange House</n> from the art book <n>Cursed Swords</n>.

'<n>They Pulled Up the Princesses</n>' (1914) by <n>Kay Nielsen</n> from '<n>East of the Sun and West of the Moon</n>'.

A scene from the 1917 Danish silent film <n>Pax Aeterna</n>.

<n>The Song of Songs</n> (c. 1892), a <n>Symbolist</n> painting by <n>Gustave Moreau</n>.

<n>Kirioroshi</n> by <n>John Maki Evans</n>, a stroboscopic photo from his book <n>Kurikara, the Sword and the Serpent</n>.

Digital illustration by <n>🅿️lasti🅱️oo</n> from the book <n>Vermis</n>.

<n>The Glitch</n> by artist <n>Elif Sanem Karakoc</n>.

A vintage print titled <n>Allegory of Life and Death</n>.

<n>Bittern's Wings: study showing both sides</n> by <n>Albrecht Dürer</n>, 1515.

<n>Fallen Angel</n> by <n>Chris Young</n>, oil on panel.

Cover art for the artbook <n>Vermis</n> by artist <n>Plastiboo</n>.

A knitted frame from the animation <n>A horse in motion</n>.

<n>Vermis</n> artwork by <n>Plastiboo</n>.

From the series <n>Pigeons shot like a hardcore show</n> by photographer <n>Eddy Maynard</n>.

Photograph of tattooed criminal <n>Fromain</n>, July 24, 1901.

Rider-2 from the <n>LORE</n> series by digital artist <n>John Provencher</n>.

<n>Joan of Arc</n> (1865) by <n>John Everett Millais</n>.

<n>Angel with broken wings</n> (2009) by photographer <n>a-arsalan</n>.

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A painting from the exhibition <n>HOW TO SLAY THE DRAGON</n> in Christchurch.

A 1906 chronophotograph of a fencer by <n>Georges Demeny</n>.

Promotional graphic for <n>Vibram FiveFingers</n>' limited release celebrating the <n>Year of the Horse</n>.