<n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n>'s illustration for <n>Old French Fairy Tales</n>, 1920.

<n>Alexander McQueen</n> and <n>Isabella Blow</n> in 'Burning Down the House' (1996) by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>Courtney Love</n> and a <n>Kurt Cobain</n> look-alike recreate Pietà in a photograph by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

Illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> from <n>Nathaniel Hawthorne</n>'s <n>Tanglewood Tales</n>, 1921.

<n>She has no name</n> (2022), a painting by <n>Hayv Kahraman</n>.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> illustration of <n>Theseus</n> and <n>Ariadne</n> by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> for <n>Nathaniel Hawthorne</n>'s '<n>Tanglewood Tales</n>' (1921).

Illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> for <n>Old French Fairy Tales</n>, 1920.

An image from the <n>Lavazza Calendar 2020</n> by photographer <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>The Beatification: I'll Never Let You Part For You're Always In My Heart</n> (2009) by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>Persephone Down Under</n> (1921), an illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n>.

Costume design by <n>Léon Bakst</n> for <n>The Magic Flute</n>, depicting <n>Marchesa Luisa Casati</n> as the Queen of the Night, 1922.

<n>Anthropométrie de l'époque bleue</n> (1960) by artist <n>Yves Klein</n>.

An illustration of <n>Buddha</n> meditating under the <n>Bodhi Tree</n>, used as the logo for <n>The Tattooed Buddha</n>.

<n>Behold</n> (2017) by photographer <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>American Jesus: Hold Me, Carry Me Boldly</n> (2009) by photographer <n>David LaChapelle</n> depicts <n>Michael Jackson</n>.

The 2020 photograph <n>Revelations</n> by artist <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>Archangel Uriel</n> (1985), a photograph by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>Three Graces (series)</n>, 2024, by <n>David LaChapelle</n>. Hair by <n>Larry Dean McDaniel</n>, costumes by <n>Colleen Atwood</n>.

<n>Sister moon</n> (2019), a photograph by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

Illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> for <n>Comtesse de Ségur</n>'s "Old French Fairy Tales" (1920).

"Violette consented willingly to pass the night in the forest" by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n>, 1920.

<n>American Supper</n> (2003) by photographer <n>David LaChapelle</n> from the series <n>Jesus is my Homeboy</n>.

"He sat down and wept," an illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> for <n>Old French Fairy Tales</n> (1920).

<n>Rosalie's Tree</n>, an illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> from the 1920 book Old French Fairy Tales.

Artwork used for branding by the band <n>waltzerr</n>.

A 1998 photograph of <n>Madonna</n> titled <n>Madonna: Mythical Swans</n> by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

<n>Monique (ANT 57)</n> by <n>Yves Klein</n>.

An 1928 illustration for <n>Aladdin</n> from *Arabian Nights* by artist <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n>.

<n>Yves Klein</n>'s 1961 work, <n>Suaire de Mondo Cane (Mondo Cane Shroud)</n>.

<n>Annunciation</n> (2019) by artist <n>David LaChapelle</n> from his New World series.

Artwork by <n>Chris Grimes</n> for the band <n>Cyrenic</n>'s 2014 album, <n>Metaphor</n>.

Cover of <n>Arabian Nights</n> by author <n>Hildegarde Hawthorne</n>, illustrated by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> in 1928.

<n>Pamela Anderson as Saint</n>, a 1998 photograph by <n>David Lachapelle</n>.

Musician <n>Elton John</n> in the 1997 photograph <n>Elton John: Never Enough, Never Enough</n> by <n>David LaChapelle</n>.

Illustration by <n>Sonia Maria Luce Possentini</n> for <n>Alessandra Berardi Arrigoni</n>'s book, <n>Poesie naturali</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>Pink Hoodie</n> by <n>aespa</n> and the album <n>CICATRICES Y MARCAS</n> by <n>Korteks</n>.