Artwork by <n>Luchtrat</n> for <n>Alkerdeel</n>'s 2016 album, <n>Lede</n>.

An alchemical illustration of the <n>Ouroboros</n> by <n>Count St. Germain</n>.

A detail from the illuminated manuscript <n>The Destruction of Jerusalem</n> by the <n>Boucicaut Master</n>, c. 1413-1415.

The variable typeface <n>Solare</n>, designed by <n>Nikolas Type</n>.

Song Dahae

<n>Cultivating Love Cultivating Life</n>, a Risograph print by artist <n>Song Dahae</n>.

A <n>grotesque</n> from a <n>Book of Hours</n>, made in the Netherlands ca. 1480.

<n>Figura Cabalæ</n>, an engraving from <n>Heinrich Khunrath</n>'s alchemical text <n>Amphitheatrum Sapientiae Aeternae</n>, 1609.

<n>Bauhaus Letterhead (Letter to Naum Gabo)</n> by <n>Herbert Bayer</n>, 1928.

Artwork by <n>Eliran Kantor</n> for the 2023 split EP <n>The Aggression Sessions</n> by <n>Thy Art Is Murder</n> and others.

A <n>grotesque</n> from a 15th-century <n>Book of Hours</n>, attributed to the <n>Master of the David Scenes in the Grimani Breviary</n>.

Ouroboros Alchemicus, an illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

A surrealist landscape by artist <n>Al Mefer</n>.

Detail of <n>Sacrifice of Isaac</n> (c. 1603) by <n>Caravaggio</n>.

A sewing desk designed by <n>Six Dots Design</n> and <n>Coline Le Quenven</n>.

<n>Sculpture</n> (1958) by artist <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

The <n>Lion of Saint Mark</n> from the <n>Echternach Gospels</n>, an example of <n>Insular art</n> from c. 690.

<n>Thomas Young</n>'s 1807 illustration of the double-slit experiment.

<n>Minotaur</n> by artist <n>Paul Reid</n>.

Poster for the <n>Serien Variationen Zyklen</n> exhibition in 1981, designed by <n>Rosmarie Tissi</n>.

The <n>glitch art</n> logo for the <n>Sigla Research Center</n>.

<n>Announcement for the Type Directors Club of New York</n>, designed by <n>Massimo Vignelli</n> in 1966.

<n>Untitled</n> (c. 1991), a <n>letterpress monoprint</n> on a found exhibition card by <n>Karel Martens</n>.

An illustration of Sol, the personified sun, by <n>Wilhelm Dilich</n> for the 1596 <n>Christening of Lady Elisabeth of Hesse</n>.

A painting by the artist <n>Caravaggio</n>.