<n>Ahmed Hjazy</n> photographs street art in Beit Hanoun, Gaza Strip, 2015, for <n>Savoir Flair</n>.

<n>Banksy</n>'s <n>I don't believe in global warming</n> graffiti in London, 2009.

A tiled building facade in <n>Porto</n>, Portugal. Photo by <n>Valerie Kozyritskaya</n>.

A 2004 photograph from Gaza, Palestine by <n>Abid Katib</n>.

<n>A Palestinian lady from Ramallah</n> (1925), a portrait by Palestinian photographer <n>Karimeh Abbud</n>.

A view of <n>Mount Vesuvius</n> from the shores of Naples. Photo by <n>Ciro Pipoli</n>.

<n>Palestine Lives</n> (1972), a poster by Syrian artist <n>Burhan Karkoutly</n>.

A kite festival in Gaza, March 2012, organized by <n>UNRWA</n>. Photo by the <n>Associated Press</n>.

A street scene in Naples, Italy, captured by <n>Ferdinando Scianna</n> in 1978, featuring work by <n>Ernest Pignon-Ernest</n>.

<n>Day of the Palestinian Struggle</n> (1976) by artist <n>Mona Saudi</n> for the <n>P.L.O. Unified Information</n>.

AI-generated artwork <n>Dreamy Villa in Sicily</n> by AI artist <n>Baptiste Bohu</n>.

A <n>Gucci Art Wall</n> mural in Milan by artist <n>Coco Capitán</n> for the Fall/Winter 2017 collection.

Photo by <n>Annabelle Julie</n> and <n>Maxime Ballesteros</n> for <n>Prickly Pears</n>.

A view from <n>The Women Sanctuary</n> retreat on the island of <n>Filicudi</n>, Italy. Photo by <n>Rym Nur</n>.

Palestinian women in the Qalandia refugee camp, 1974.

<n>Street Games, Echmiadzin, Armenia</n>, a 2012 photograph by <n>Maciej Dakowicz</n>.

A graphic illustration titled <n>Free Palestine</n>.

The <n>Terrace on Via Cristoforo Colombo</n> in <n>Positano</n>, featuring <n>majolica</n> tilework.

Floating in <n>Cefalù</n>, Sicily. Photo by <n>Nathan Landers</n>.

The photograph <n>Palestinian mother and child</n> was taken by <n>Khalil Raad</n> between 1918-1938.

A 1998 ad for the <n>Canon IXUS</n> camera featuring <n>Centipede Sunglasses</n> by <n>Mugler</n>.

<n>L'Annunciazione</n>, a street art installation by <n>Zilda</n> in Naples, Italy.

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