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Actor <n>Leonard Nimoy</n> as <n>Spock</n> with his <n>1964 Buick Riviera</n> on the Desilu Studios lot, 1966.

A 1987 print ad for the <n>Range Rover</n>, part of the US launch campaign by agency <n>Grace & Rothschild</n>.

Graffiti tags, including one for <n>BRUDLEZ</n>, inside a train in Melbourne.

A comic by artist <n>Lauren Quinn</n> about making peace with one's own emptiness.

A <n>1977 Land Rover Range Rover</n> in Sintra, Portugal. Photo by <n>Nuno</n> for <n>Expedition Portal</n>.

Self-portrait by photographer <n>Kalua K Krynska</n>, curated by <n>Jimin</n>.

<n>De la Huella</n>, a personal branding concept by <n>Gonzalo Rodriguez Studio</n>.

An urban intervention in Dresden, Germany by artist and photographer <n>EVOL</n>.

Commuters on a New York City subway in 1946. Photo by <n>Stanley Kubrick</n> for <n>Look Magazine</n>.

<n>Muhammad Ali</n> defeats <n>George Foreman</n> at <n>The Rumble in the Jungle</n> in Zaire, 1974. Photo by <n>Neil Leifer</n>.

A copy of the <n>Independent</n> newspaper, photographed by <n>Jéssica Teixeira</n>.

Singer <n>Little Simz</n> photographed by <n>Ekua King</n> for <n>Wonderland Magazine</n>'s Summer 2021 issue.

Artist <n>Bas Jan Ader</n> in a still from his 1970 film <n>Fall 2</n>, shot in Amsterdam.

Photo by <n>Gaile Juknyte</n> at <n>Plume Villas Bali</n>.

<n>Muhammad Ali</n> and his brother <n>Rahman Ali</n> in Chicago, 1965. Photo by <n>Robert Abbott Sengstacke</n>.

Stickers from the rebranding of <n>Mr.Papa®</n> by design studio <n>Surgente</n>. Photo by <n>Cristina</n>.

A basketball game at <n>Halles Jonction</n> in Geneva.

Knitwear by <n>ONICA</n> from the Knit and Life Exhibition at <n>doinel</n>. Photo by <n>Mayuko Takyu</n>.

'One of a kind,' a 1978 print ad for <n>Camel Filters</n> cigarettes featuring a <n>Land Rover</n>.

Brand identity for whiskey sour brand <n>Buna</n>, designed by <n>Carla Palette</n> with illustration by <n>Andrea Chronopoulos</n>.

A <n>retro</n> <n>cartoon</n> mascot illustration by <n>The Art of Antonio</n> for <n>Bastards smashburgers</n>.

An illustration often associated with the poem <n>Masa da Masaymış Ha</n> by Turkish poet <n>Edip Cansever</n>.