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An 1856 illustration from <n>Richard Adams Locke</n>'s "The Moon Hoax," as seen by <n>Lord Rosse</n>'s telescope.

An illustration related to the rhythm game <n>WACCA</n> in a <n>lo-fi</n> anime style.

<n>Salvatori</n>'s <n>Anima freestanding towel rack</n> by <n>Yabu Pushelberg</n> in Pietra d’Avola limestone. Photo by <n>Beth Evans</n>.

<n>Candelabra I</n> by artist <n>Isac Elam Kaid</n> for <n>Galerie Philia</n>.

The <n>M_005 Bench</n> from the <n>Sanctuary</n> collection by <n>Monolith</n>. CGI by <n>Kermit Labs</n>.

<n>Lochluft</n>, a 1970 sculpture by <n>Anna Kubach-Wilmsen</n> and <n>Wolfgang Kubach</n>.

Promotional image for the <n>RASPUTIN BIJOUX PIRATES</n> event at <n>Le Makeda</n> in 2022.

Photograph by <n>Elliott Erwitt</n>, USA, 1955.

Illustration by <n>Pauline Baynes</n> for <n>The Chronicles of Narnia</n>.

A photomontage by artist <n>Suzanne Moxhay</n>.

Album art for songs including <n>Flickers and Drizzles</n>, <n>Crossfire</n>, and <n>Tug Of War</n>.

A macro photograph of a <n>Pink butterfly wing</n> by <n>panuruangjan</n>.

<n>Tanikawa House</n> in Nagano Prefecture, Japan, designed by <n>Kazuo Shinohara</n> in 1972.