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<n>Still life with flowers and insects</n> (1830) by <n>Theodor Mattenheimer</n>.

Theodor Mattenheimer Still Life with Flowers and Insects,... (still life quick heart)

An anonymous drawing, <n>'And he seized the dragon'</n>, from the German alchemical manuscript <n>Thesaurus thesaurorum</n> (ca. 1675–1725).

A still from <n>Sergei Parajanov</n>'s 1969 <n>Surrealist</n> film, <n>The Color of Pomegranates</n>.

Food by chef <n>Chris Yuille</n> in <n>Dinosaur Designs</n> homewares. Art direction by <n>Stephanie Stamatis</n>.

Model <n>HARPERSLETTERS</n> for <n>DUST MAGAZINE</n> and <n>Valentino</n>, 2020. Makeup by <n>Trine Skjøth</n>.

The cover of <n>De Re Coquinaria: Antología de recetas de la Roma Imperial</n> by <n>Marco Gavio Apicio</n>.

From the <n>Stateless Lebanon</n> series by photographer <n>Chiara Wettmann</n>.

Photo by <n>Alfie</n> with creative direction and food by <n>Mia Regan</n> for <n>On</n>.

An <n>Afghan Red Crescent</n> pomegranate postage stamp issued by <n>Postes Afghanes</n> in 1969.

Photo by <n>Alexandra Cepeda</n> for '<n>An outer taste</n>', the <n>MIRA Festival</n> 2023 campaign.

Engraving by <n>H. Sperling</n> from <n>Johann Jakob Scheuchzer</n>'s 'Physica Sacra' (1731-1735).

1893, a digital artwork by graphic designer <n>George Kempster</n>.

<n>Nostradamus's Cherry Jelly</n>, a 16th-century recipe from <n>Tasting History</n>.

A drop of <n>Pound Cake</n>'s <n>Cake Theory Lip Oil</n>. Prop styling by <n>Sara Wacksman</n>.

Photo by <n>Claire Guarry</n> for <n>Onearthmagazine</n>.

Hand-forged flatware including the <n>Spoon M</n>, <n>Kashi-kiri</n>, and <n>Flat Fork</n> by metalsmith <n>Yumi Nakamura</n>.

An illustration from the alchemical manuscript <n>Clavis Artis</n>, attributed to <n>Zoroaster</n>.

<n>Dessert</n> (1870), a painting by <n>Carducius Plantagenet Ream</n> featured on the cover of <n>Eaten Magazine</n>.

<n>Aeyde</n> High Summer, photographed by <n>Sarah Halpin</n>.

Musician <n>Catnapp</n> with a <n>Playboy bunny tooth gem</n>.

<n>Bacchante with an Ape</n> (1627) by Dutch artist <n>Hendrick ter Brugghen</n>.