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<n>Hylas and the Nymphs</n>, a <n>Pre-Raphaelite</n> painting by <n>John William Waterhouse</n>, 1896.

Performer <n>Liliane Gilbert</n> in <n>Julian Wylie</n>'s revue <n>Round in Fifty</n>, 1922.

Detail from <n>Jan van Eyck</n>'s <n>The Arnolfini Portrait</n>, used as the cover for <n>Philipp Bückle</n>'s album <n>Drawings</n>.

<n>La Danse</n> (1948) by <n>Henri Matisse</n>.

<n>Femme nue accroupie</n> (1916) by artist <n>Georges Dorignac</n>.

<n>Incubus</n>, an 18th-century illustration by an unknown artist.

A blue-green landscape painting in the traditional Chinese <n>Gongbi</n> and <n>Shanshui</n> styles.

<n>Rebis</n>, the divine hermaphrodite from alchemy, symbolizing the union of sun and moon.

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<n>The Ascent of the Blessed</n> (c. 1505-1515), an oil on panel painting by <n>Hieronymus Bosch</n>.

<n>A Christian Martyr Drowned in the Tiber During the Reign of Diocletian</n> (1853) by <n>Paul Delaroche</n>.

The hands of dancer <n>Mary Wigman</n>, photographed by <n>Charlotte Rudolph</n> in 1928.

<n>Darkness</n> (1925) by Symbolist photographer <n>František Drtikol</n>.

<n>Death of Sappho</n> (1881) by <n>Miguel Carbonell Selva</n>, depicting the ancient Greek poet <n>Sappho</n>.

<n>Our Time is Fix'd, and all our days are Number'd</n> (c. 1805) by <n>William Blake</n> for <n>Robert Blair</n>'s poem <n>The Grave</n>.