Borgund Stave Church - Wikipedia

The <n>Borgund Stave Church</n> in Lærdal, Norway, is a well-preserved example of medieval architecture.

Visualization of <n>Smyrna Church</n> in Gothenburg, Sweden, by <n>Kengo Kuma & Associates</n>. Rendering by <n>luxigon</n>.

A house in the <n>Faroe Islands</n>. Photo by <n>WithLuke</n>.

<n>Monastery Burial-Ground Under Snow</n> (1817-1819) by German Romantic artist <n>Caspar David Friedrich</n>.

The <n>October page, 2024 calendar</n>, created using <n>Procreate</n> and <n>MaxPacks brushes</n>.

The 25th Anniversary Edition of <n>The Alchemist</n> by <n>Paulo Coelho</n>.

The <n>Church of the Light</n> in Ibaraki, Osaka, designed by architect <n>Tadao Ando</n> in 1989.

A Christmas service inside the <n>Church of the Nativity</n> in Bethlehem, c. 1934-1939. Photo by <n>G. Eric and Edith Matson</n>.

A watercolor painting titled <n>Eurythmy</n> by artist <n>Sadie Patterson</n>.

Time and transformation, an acrylic on canvas painting by <n>Tuco Amalfi</n>.

X-ray photograph of tulips from the Floral Studies series by <n>Dain L. Tasker</n>, c. 1930.

A long-exposure photograph for the Adirondack apparel brand <n>Camp 43°</n>.

A visionary artwork by artist <n>Geenss Archenti</n>.

Interior of the <n>Church of San Giovanni Battista</n> in Mogno, Switzerland, designed by <n>Mario Botta</n> in 1996.

The cover of the book <n>FEUER - Mord auf den Färöern</n>.

An event in Paris by <n>Balbosté</n> to celebrate <n>JJJJound</n> and <n>Vans</n>, featuring <n>Leonne Plates</n>.

Interior of the <n>San Nicolao della Flue</n> church, designed by <n>Ignazio Gardella</n> in 1970.

A recipe for <n>Smoked salmon on baked russet potato toasts</n> by <n>Marlena Kur</n>.

Still life by photographer <n>Coppi Barbieri</n> for <n>The World of Interiors</n>, styled by <n>Gianluca Longo</n>.

<n>Smoked Salmon on Rye Toast</n> with a soft-boiled egg, avocado, and roasted chickpeas by <n>Marlena Kur</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>мёртвый чел (dead man)</n>.

<n>Southern Gothic</n>, a photograph by <n>Briscoe</n>.