<n>Arteries of the face</n>, an engraving from <n>Icones anatomicae</n> by <n>Albrecht von Haller</n>, 1743-1756.

Protesters march for abortion rights in Washington DC, 1977. Photo by <n>Bettmann</n>.

Legal Abortions * Women's Rights protests since 1950

Milanese armor crafted by <n>Pompeo della Chiesa</n> around 1590.

<n>Roselyne</n> photographed by <n>Helmut Newton</n> at <n>Chateau d'Arcangues</n> in 1975.

Cover art for the book <n>The Broken Cage</n> by author <n>Nora Sakavic</n>.

Illustration used as a concert poster for the band <n>Traxide</n> and as cover art for the track <n>cauldron</n>.

Two photographs of <n>Clementina Maude</n> by <n>Clementina Hawarden</n>, circa 1861-62.

<n>Darkness</n>, a 3D scan from 2016 by <n>Nightcall Studio</n>.

A <n>computational drawing</n> by <n>Jared S Tarbell</n> from his 2007-2008 series.

<n>Elements of an Italian Light-Cavalry Armor alla Tedesca</n>, made in Milan, ca. 1510.

The classic logo for the band <n>Circle Jerks</n>, drawn by artist <n>Shawn Kerri</n>.

Greenwich Village, Manhattan, 1951, a photograph by <n>Peter Martin</n>.

Cover artwork for <n>Mavro Gala</n>'s 2019 album, <n>Ζητώ Νερό (Begging for Water)</n>.

<n>Skeletons dancing</n>, an etching by <n>R. Stamper</n> after <n>C. Sharp</n>, c. 1790.

The <n>"Petal" dress</n> by designer <n>Charles James</n>, from the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

Charles James | "Petal" | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Dracula's armor, designed by <n>Eiko Ishioka</n> for the 1992 film <n>Bram Stoker's Dracula</n>.

<n>Paper</n>, a 2015 silkscreen print by artist <n>Damien Tran</n>.

Participants in the <n>Women's Strike for Equality</n> march in New York, 1970. Photo by <n>David Fenton</n>.

A detail from the <n>Cestello Annunciation</n> (1489) by <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>.

The <n>"Petal" ball gown</n> by designer <n>Charles James</n>, 1951.

Plate armor photographed by <n>Andreas Groll</n> in 1857.

German <n>Kastenbrust</n>-style <n>Breastplate</n>, ca. 1480-90. Photo by <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.