<n>Woman Reading a Possession Order</n> (1997) by <n>Tom Hunter</n>, featuring his neighbor <n>Maia</n>.

An image used by musical artist <n>Ava Joe</n> and the band <n>Los 5 de Cerro Muerto</n>.

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A branding concept for a futuristic fall collection by <n>Velo Creative</n>.

The atelier of French writer <n>Francois Durif</n>.

Philosopher <n>Michel Foucault</n> photographed by <n>Gilles Barbedette</n> for <n>Christopher Street</n> magazine in 1982.

Designer <n>Verner Panton</n> in his studio, circa 1970, with his <n>Panton Chair</n> and <n>VP Globe</n> lamp.

Posters from the <n>Slice of Heartland</n> campaign for <n>Kirin</n>'s <n>Heartland Beer</n>, with art direction by <n>Rikako Nagashima</n>.

A 1957 poster by <n>Herbert Matter</n> for <n>Knoll</n> featuring the <n>Pedestal Collection</n> by <n>Eero Saarinen</n>.

Frontispiece for <n>Apocalypse de Saint-Jean</n> by <n>Odilon Redon</n>, 1899.

A graphic illustration celebrating the <n>Negroni</n> cocktail, created by <n>Noushk</n>.

<n>Slice of Heartland</n> advertisement for <n>Kirin Heartland Beer</n>. Art direction and design by <n>Kyohei Sugiyama</n>.

A Y2K-inspired poster for the <n>New Balance 9060</n> sneaker.

<n>Student in a dormitory</n>, a 1960s photograph by <n>Vladimir Lagrange</n>.

Nostalgic Photos of Student Life in the USSR

The cover for <n>Olivia Nuzzi</n>'s book, <n>American Canto</n>, published by <n>Simon & Schuster</n>.

A vintage advertising poster for a <n>Bosch</n> spark plug.

A <n>Webcore</n> <n>digital illustration</n> of a conceptual <n>display device</n>.

A 1947 photograph of Japanese writer <n>Ango Sakaguchi</n> in his study, by <n>Hayashi Tadahiko</n>.

A still from the 2007 film <n>Across the Universe</n> featuring actor <n>Jim Sturgess</n>.

Writer <n>Susan Sontag</n> photographed by <n>Jill Krementz</n>.

Press advertisement for the <n>Buzzcocks</n> single <n>What Do I Get?</n>, designed by <n>Malcolm Garrett</n> in 1978.

A photograph by <n>Kristoffer Axén</n> used as album art for <n>Monochrome</n>.

<n>Textual (Textuel)</n>, a 1928 lithograph by <n>Piet Mondrian</n> with text by <n>Michel Seuphor</n>.