Fragments of a <n>Ceiling Painting from the Tomb Chapel of Senenmut</n> in Thebes, Egypt, ca. 1479–1458 B.C.

Illustration from <n>Bror Meyer</n>'s 1921 book, <n>Skating with Bror Meyer</n>, showing 'The Four Starts From Rest'.

<n>La Ciotat. Bec de l'Aigle</n> (1859), a photograph by <n>Édouard Baldus</n>.

A design from the book <n>Hamonshū</n> by Japanese artist <n>Mori Yuzan</n>, published in 1903.

<n>Surf on Rocks</n> (c. 1890) by American artist <n>William Trost Richards</n>.

Illustrations from <n>Hamonshu</n>, a Japanese design book of wave patterns by artist <n>Mori Yūzan</n> (1903).

Untitled artwork from the <n>Album of Seaweed Pictures</n> (1848) by artist <n>Eliza A. Jordson</n>.

An untitled plate from <n>Eliza A. Jordson</n>'s <n>Album of Seaweed Pictures</n> (1848).

<n>Thapsia Asclepium from Corfu</n>, a salted paper print by <n>William Henry Fox Talbot</n>, c. 1852.

<n>Flower Study</n>, an 18th-century painting by Chinese artist <n>Yun Bing</n>.

<n>Flowers from the Tombs of the Kings</n>, a pressed flower arrangement by <n>Boulos Meo</n>, 1880.

From <n>The Splash of a Drop</n> (1895), a series of shadow photographs by physicist <n>Arthur Mason Worthington</n>.

<n>Two children on a couch</n>, ca. 1890. A circular snapshot from the <n>George Eastman Museum</n> collection.

Plate 130 from <n>Adolf Schmidt</n>'s <n>Atlas der Diatomaceenkunde</n> (1890).

<n>Moonlight, Wood Island Light</n> (1894), an oil painting by American artist <n>Winslow Homer</n>.

A photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the 1911 children's book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

<n>Maine Coast</n> (1896) by <n>Winslow Homer</n>.

<n>Roses and Lilies</n>, an 1888 oil on canvas by French artist <n>Henri Fantin-Latour</n>.

Artwork for the EP <n>Goodbye to the Valley Low</n> by musician <n>Hazlett</n>.

<n>Thoughtograph, or Psychic Photograph</n> by <n>Charles Lacey</n>, ca. 1895.

A sketchbook illustration by Japanese artist <n>Ariyoshi Kondo</n>.

Illustration by <n>H. Thiriat</n> from the 1897 book <n>Magic: Stage Illusions and Scientific Diversions</n>.