An emblem from <n>Jean Baudoin</n>'s 1638 book, <n>Recveil D'Emblemes Divers</n>.

<n>John Lennon</n> in 1971. Photo by <n>Barrie Wentzell</n>.

A still from <n>Mario Bava</n>'s 1966 gothic horror film <n>Kill, Baby... Kill!</n>, featuring <n>Fabienne Dali</n>.

<n>Oxford 106mm Black & Dover White</n> <n>Victorian Floor Tiles</n> by <n>Original Style</n>.

Photo by <n>Harri Peccinotti</n> for <n>Nova Magazine</n>, December 1973.

A still from the 1972 film <n>Love in the Afternoon</n>.

<n>George Harrison</n> and <n>Pattie Boyd</n>, 1965. Photo by <n>Henry Grossman</n>.

<n>Virgen de la Estrella</n>, a <n>Baroque</n> sculpture by <n>Luisa Roldán</n> (1680).

<n>Sipario</n>, a watercolor sketch for a curtain for the Teatro Regio in Turin by <n>Angelo Quaglio</n>, c. 1870.

<n>Models</n> (1830s-1850s) by <n>Alexander Andreevich Ivanov</n>.

<n>The Sun–Glorifies Souls</n> (1868) by <n>Gustave Doré</n>, an illustration for <n>Dante Alighieri</n>'s Divine Comedy.

A still from the 1983 body horror film <n>Videodrome</n>, directed by <n>David Cronenberg</n>.

<n>Self</n>, a card from the <n>Supra Oracle Deck</n> by <n>Uusi</n>, illustrated by <n>Linnea Gits</n> and <n>Peter</n>.

<n>Memories of Shanghai</n> by photographer <n>Fan Ho</n>.

<n>Elvis Presley</n> performs at Eagles Hall in Houston, 1955. Photo by <n>Getty Images</n>.

Published by <n>FUCK I LOVE YOU®</n> and curated by <n>vladimir djuric</n>.

Army identification photo of <n>Elvis Presley</n> taken upon his discharge in 1960.

Model <n>Carla Bruni</n> photographed by <n>Dave Stewart</n>.

A still from the 1969 film <n>The Cremator</n>, directed by <n>Juraj Herz</n>.

<n>John Lennon</n> and <n>Yoko Ono</n> with their <n>War Is Over! (If You Want It)</n> poster, 1969. Photo by <n>Frank Barratt</n>.

<n>The Beatles</n> perform on the television show <n>Ready Steady Go!</n> in 1964.

A still from <n>Éric Rohmer</n>'s 1981 film, <n>La Femme de l'aviateur</n>.

<n>Metamorfosis</n> (2021) by artist <n>Anna Herms</n>.

<n>pure inn0cence 01</n>, a collection of handmade jewelry and found objects by <n>Utopia</n>.

A still from <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s 1994 film <n>Chungking Express</n>.