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<n>Scabious family, capitulum</n>, a photograph by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

An <n>Eye Miniature</n> by an unknown <n>British Painter</n>, ca. 1800.

The <n>Capricornus</n> constellation from <n>Urania's Mirror</n>, an 1824 star chart engraved by <n>Sidney Hall</n>.

<n>Abraham's sacrifice</n> (1655), an etching by <n>Rembrandt van Rijn</n>.

Sandblasting equipment worn by a female worker during the <n>First World War</n>.

1818 lithograph by <n>Jean-Baptiste Isabey</n>, printed by <n>Godefroy Engelmann</n>.

<n>The Virgin of Guadalupe with the Four Apparitions</n> by <n>Nicolás Enríquez</n>, 1773.

An 18th-century Mexican painting, <n>Virgin of the Rosary with Dominican Saints and Donor</n>, by an anonymous artist.

Engraving of <n>Castor and Pollux</n> from <n>Urania's Mirror</n> by <n>Sidney Hall</n>, 1824.

A page of emblems from <n>Daniel de La Feuille</n>'s 1699 book, <n>Devises et Emblèmes, Anciennes et Modernes</n>.

A scene from <n>The Beatus of Facundus</n>, a manuscript completed by scribe <n>Facundus</n> in 1047.

An illustration of crystals and lavas by <n>Peter Fabris</n> for <n>William Hamilton</n>'s *<n>Campi Phlegraei</n>* (1776).

The <n>Wigwam Motel</n> in Holbrook, Arizona, built by <n>Chester E. Lewis</n> in 1950. Photo by <n>John Margolies</n>.

An 1806 illustration of crystallized black oxide of manganese by <n>James Sowerby</n> from <n>British Mineralogy</n>.

<n>With the Rainbow</n>, 1917, by artist <n>Paul Klee</n>.

<n>Gustave Doré</n>'s 1877 drawing, "<n>The Calling of Samuel</n>."

Astronaut <n>Buzz Aldrin</n> on the Moon, photographed by <n>Neil Armstrong</n> during the <n>Apollo 11</n> mission, 1969.

<n>The Donut Hole</n> in La Puente, California. Photo by <n>John Margolies</n>.

Star chart from <n>Urania's Mirror</n> (c. 1825) by <n>Sidney Hall</n> showing <n>Monoceros</n> and <n>Canis Minor</n>.

<n>The Evening Sun (Iphigenia) (detail)</n>, c. 1860, by photographer <n>Oscar Rejlander</n>.

The <n>Peachoid</n> water tower in Gaffney, South Carolina, built in 1981. Photo by <n>John Margolies</n>.

An international eye chart designed by San Francisco optician <n>George Mayerle</n> around 1907.

A 1910 drawing by <n>Miss C.M.W.</n> of a <n>17th Century Plague Doctor Costume</n>.

Mexican <n>The Virgin of Sorrows</n>, an 18th-century oil on canvas by an unknown artist.

<n>Mœurs conjugales, No. 34</n>, a 1841 lithograph by <n>Honoré Daumier</n>.

Photograph of <n>Nuhlimkilaka</n>, a <n>Koskimo</n> person, by <n>Edward S. Curtis</n> in 1914.

<n>Ruins of a Castle</n> (ca. 1825–26), an etching by <n>Karl Blechen</n>.

<n>Woman in Black Taffeta Dress and Lace Shawl</n>, a c. 1850 daguerreotype by <n>Southworth & Hawes</n>.

Engraving of the <n>Lynx</n> and <n>Telescopium Herschilii</n> constellations by <n>Sidney Hall</n> for <n>Urania's Mirror</n> (1824).

<n>Analog-Grafik D2 (Dance of the Electrons)</n> by artist <n>Herbert W. Franke</n>, ca. 1962.

The <n>Hand of the Philosophers</n>, an illustration from the <n>Compendium of Demonology and Magic</n>, ca. 1775.

<n>Taurus</n>, an 1824 engraving by <n>Sidney Hall</n> from the astronomical card set <n>Urania's Mirror</n>.