Photograph by <n>Marcos Sandoval</n>. San Andrés Chicahuaxtla, Oaxaca, Mexico, 2019.

Dancer and choreographer <n>Carolyn Carlson</n>. Photo by <n>Guy Delahaye</n>.

<n>Katherine Wolkoff</n>'s photograph <n>Deerbeds 02</n> (2007), documenting deer resting places in Maine.

A detail of the <n>Winged Victory of Samothrace</n>, a <n>Hellenistic</n> marble sculpture from c. 190 BC.

A <n>Victorian</n> <n>kimono-style dressing gown</n> from c. 1885, an example of <n>Japonisme</n>.

<n>Suối tóc</n> by photographer <n>Phạm Văn Mùi</n>.

A graphic from the <n>Atmos</n> series <n>The Overview</n>, titled <n>Being Human</n>.

A detail of <n>Flora</n> from <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting <n>The Birth of Venus</n>, c. 1486.

A poster for the 50th anniversary of <n>Earth Day</n> in 2020.

Graphic by <n>Commons</n> on research into antioxidants counteracting the effects of microplastics.

A photo for <n>Atmos Magazine</n>'s feature on chef <n>Claudia Serrato</n>, 'Feeding the Revolution'.

A film still from the 2021 movie <n>Haute Couture</n>.

<n>Flora</n>, a 1st-century Roman fresco from the <n>Villa di Arianna</n> in Stabiae.

<n>Eve</n>, an 1885 oil painting by artist <n>Anna Lea Merritt</n>.

A nautilus shell from the cover of <n>The Geometry of Art and Life</n> by <n>Matila Ghyka</n>.

<n>River Nymph</n> (2020) by artist <n>Ivo Petzov</n>.

<n>Bianca Maria Sforza</n>, a c. 1493 portrait by <n>Giovanni Ambrogio de Predis</n>.

Dancer <n>Madge Reyes</n> photographed by <n>Renzo Navarro</n> for <n>GRID Magazine</n>.

Portrait of <n>Wilhelmine Begas</n> by <n>Carl Joseph Begas</n>, 1828.

Creative direction for <n>AG1</n> ingredients. Photo by <n>Sergiy Barchuk</n>. Styling by <n>sarawacksman</n>.

Detail of a portrait of <n>Louise-Marie of Orléans</n> by <n>Franz Xaver Winterhalter</n>, c. 1841.

Chakra illustration by <n>Rachel Levit</n>.

<n>A Gypsy Water-Carrier of Seville</n> by <n>John Phillip</n>, 1855.

<n>The Reader</n> (c. 1860), an oil painting by Belgian artist <n>Alfred Emile Léopold Joseph Victor Stevens</n>.

<n>Tehuanas d’Oxaca Croquembouches</n>, inspired by <n>Frida Kahlo</n>. Photo by <n>Florent Tanet</n> for <n>T: The NYTimes Style Magazine</n>.

<n>Dancing odalisque</n> by <n>Eugen Ansen Hoffmann</n>.

French <n>Opera cape</n> designed by <n>Beer</n>, 1898.

Opera Cape Designed By Gustave Beer (French) c. 1896 - The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

<n>4 Layers of Consciousness</n> by <n>Still Life</n>.

<n>Spring</n> (1890) by Italian artist <n>Noè Bordignon</n>.

<n>After the Ball</n> (1874) by <n>Alfred Stevens</n>, from the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Cotton chemise</n> with a laced back, c. 1820-1830. From the <n>Rijksmuseum</n> collection.