<n>Manoj Dias</n> photographed by <n>Rich Stapleton</n> for the story <n>In Alignment: A Conversation with Manoj Dias</n>.

A small clay sculpture by artist <n>Nino Liparteliani</n>.

<n>The Golden Spiral</n>, a land art installation by <n>Hannsjörg Voth</n>, 1984.

A graphic poster from the <n>Totally Drunk</n> collection, curated by <n>Michael Paul Young</n>.

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<n>Orchid</n> (1988) by <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

<n>Poster for millennia</n> by <n>Mikael Vinicius França de Souza</n>.

<n>Lace covered beekeeper</n> by <n>meruert tolegen</n>.

<n>The Milan Kundera Book of Jokes</n> (2003), a book cover design by <n>Julian Montague</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>LOVE</n> by <n>IVOXYGEN</n>.

Minimalist poster design for <n>Dune</n>, using photography by <n>Kyle Cottrell</n>.

A 1977 photograph of <n>Flávio da Silva</n> and <n>Cleuza da Silva</n> in Rio de Janeiro by <n>Gordon Parks</n>.

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A 1953 linocut holiday card by <n>Paul Rand</n> depicting the <n>Three Wise Men</n>.

<n>Sigfrid Cremer</n>'s print "<n>alphabetbild</n>" (1966), created in Stuttgart.

Cover art for the song <n>Isabelleeeeeee (Miss Miami)</n> by <n>ssire.wontbleed</n>.

<n>Typographic Composition № 020</n>, a <n>minimalist</n> cut paper and Letraset collage.

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Cover art for <n>Hunter Metts</n>'s song <n>Monochrome</n>, directed by <n>MATTE Projects</n>.

Poster for the <n>Stummfilmfestival</n> at <n>Filmpodium Zürich</n>, designed by <n>Severin Weber</n>.

X-ray photograph of <n>Arum Lilies</n> by artist <n>Albert Koetsier</n>.

A vintage advertisement for <n>Mouson & Cie</n> perfumes from their <n>Extraits Simples</n> and <n>Extraits Doubles</n> lines.

<n>Debra Shaw</n> models a look from <n>Alexander McQueen</n>'s Spring/Summer 1996 collection, 'The Hunger'. Photo by <n>Ann Ray</n>.

Portrait of Irish poet and playwright <n>Oscar Wilde</n>. Photo by <n>Napoleon Sarony</n>.

Artist <n>Frida Kahlo</n> with her <n>Xoloitzcuintli dogs</n>, 1944. Photo by <n>Lola Álvarez Bravo</n>.

Cover art for the <n>Russian Trap Metal</n> genre and artist <n>Tomorrow</n>.