References for Dryspells

A still from <n>The Testament of Orpheus</n> (1960), directed by and starring <n>Jean Cocteau</n>.

<n>Shungyū-zu dankan</n>, a 13th-century fragment from the <n>Illustrations of Fine Oxen</n> handscroll.

"<n>Baiana de Acarajé, Conceição da Praia</n>" (1990) by <n>Mário Cravo Neto</n>.

<n>The Portrait</n> (1935) by artist <n>René Magritte</n>.

<n>The King, 2017</n> by photographer <n>JC Moschetti</n>, depicts an Oba in Nigeria.

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A still of <n>Jack Nance</n> as Henry Spencer in <n>David Lynch</n>'s 1977 film <n>Eraserhead</n>.

From the series <n>In Search of Appropriate Images</n> by photographer <n>Mattia Balsamini</n>.

A <n>vor v zakone</n>, an elite member of the Russian criminal underworld, surrounded by his gang.

A monochrome piece from a <n>Kamchatka generative art series</n>, inspired by the Russian region.

A generative artwork inspired by the landscape of <n>Wadi Rum</n>.

A home altar in the <n>Mexican Catholic Aesthetic</n> style, featuring iconography of <n>Our Lady of Guadalupe</n>.

The 1928 painting <n>Night Windows</n> by <n>Edward Hopper</n>.

Musician <n>JPEGMAFIA</n> during an album rollout.

<n>The Ash Lad and the Wolf</n> (1900) by <n>Theodor Kittelsen</n>.

A geoglyph in Blythe, California, photographed for <n>National Geographic</n> in July 1976.

An image associated with the video game <n>Cry of Fear</n>.

"<n>I Stay With You Quietly, Perhaps That Is Best</n>" (2020) by artist <n>Zhiyong Jing</n>

Model <n>David</n> photographed on medium format and 35mm film.

<n>Dachshund</n>, a 1889 lithograph from the <n>Dogs of the World series</n> issued by <n>Goodwin & Company</n>.

A <n>Navajo pony</n> grazes near <n>Ship Rock</n> in New Mexico. Photo by <n>Terry Eiler</n>.

<n>Deceptive</n>, a horror poster design using photography by <n>Derek Story</n>.

<n>Menina Fantasiada no Terreiro de Jesus</n> (1994) by photographer <n>Lita Cerqueira</n>.

A 1955 portrait of artist <n>Salvador Dalí</n> posing with six arms. Photo by <n>Charles Hewitt</n>.

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A still from the project <n>Oxygen dream</n>.

Artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n> creates a <n>Light Drawing</n> in a 1949 photograph by <n>Gjon Mili</n> for <n>LIFE magazine</n>.

The opening shot from the pilot of <n>Twin Peaks</n> (1990), directed by <n>David Lynch</n>.

<n>Wall Street</n>, a 1915 photograph by <n>Paul Strand</n>.

<n>Eyewitness</n> (2020) by <n>Zhiyong Jing</n>.

Painting <n>AC87</n> by Polish artist <n>Zdzisław Beksiński</n>.

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The <n>Whitney Museum of American Art</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n>, under construction in 1964. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>.

<n>Untitled (Black)</n> (2001), a Polaroid photograph by artist <n>William Wegman</n>.