Photograph <n>Louvre 3, Paris 1989</n> by <n>Thomas Struth</n>.

A gallery view inside the <n>Louvre Museum</n> in Paris.

A soldier tends to a wounded comrade during <n>World War II</n>.

The <n>Caryatids</n> on the <n>Erechtheion</n> at the Acropolis of Athens, built circa 406 BC.

Photograph <n>What Once Was</n> (2022) by <n>David Van Dartel</n>, used as cover art for musician <n>Fallenium</n>.

<n>The Conversion of the Duke of Gandía</n> (1884) by artist <n>José Moreno Carbonero</n>.

A still of the character <n>Arthur Pendragon</n> from the BBC series <n>Merlin</n>.

<n>Daphnis and Chloe</n> (1874) by French painter <n>Edouard Theophile Blanchard</n>.

Photo by <n>Jeff Boudreau</n> for <n>Frieze Magazine</n> featuring model <n>Jerell</n> at the <n>National Gallery</n>.

A still of the sword <n>Excalibur</n> from the 1981 film <n>Excalibur</n>.

An unidentified couple, c. 1950, from the <n>Nini-Treadwell Collection</n>.

A gallery view at <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Endlessly Floating</n> series by <n>Imdad Barbhuyan</n>.

The grand staircase of the <n>Hamburger Kunsthalle</n> in Hamburg.

<n>The Confrontation</n>, a 2009 photograph by <n>Passionatte</n>.

Film still from <n>Dunkirk</n> (2017), directed by <n>Christopher Nolan</n>.

A painting of <n>Alexander the Great</n> on his horse, <n>Bucephalus</n>.

<n>South Vietnamese troops</n> in the <n>Mekong Delta</n> during the <n>Vietnam War</n>, 1961.

Photograph from the <n>Nini-Treadwell Collection</n>, featured in the book "<n>LOVING</n>".

Cover art for the album <n>M.I.A.</n> by musician <n>JEEMBO</n>, released in 2022.