<n>A total eclipse</n>, an illustration from the 1898 book <n>Astronomy, the sun and his family</n>.

Plate from <n>Sir Robert Stawell Ball</n>'s book, based on 1878 eclipse photos by <n>William Harkness</n>.

A diagram titled <n>Dance of the Planets</n> illustrates the geometric orbital patterns between celestial bodies.

<n>Sitvs Terrae Circvlis Coelestibvs Circvndatae</n> by <n>Andreas Cellarius</n>, 1660.

Six astronomical models from <n>Athanasius Kircher</n>'s '<n>Iter extaticum coeleste</n>' (1660).

<n>Figura Cabalæ</n>, an engraving from <n>Heinrich Khunrath</n>'s alchemical text <n>Amphitheatrum Sapientiae Aeternae</n>, 1609.

Print by <n>George Field</n> and <n>Rosenberg</n> from <n>Baron Frédéric de Portal</n>'s book on symbolic colors.

A <n>volvelle</n> (wheel chart) from a 15th-century manuscript used to calculate the position of the sun and moon.

Photograph by <n>Neil Krug</n>, used as album art for musicians <n>Djo</n> and <n>yeule</n>.

<n>Diagram No. 6</n> from <n>Hiram Erastus Butler</n>'s 1887 book, <n>Solar Biology</n>.

An illustration from <n>James Clerk Maxwell</n>'s 1873 book, '<n>A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism</n>'.

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<n>The Sun</n> (1874) by <n>Joseph W. Spoor</n>, from the <n>Electro Astronomical Atlas</n>.

<n>And God Divided the Light from the Darkness</n> (1845) by artist <n>George Field</n> and engraver <n>Rosenberg</n>.

<n>Graphic system concept</n> by photographer <n>Emilie Nguyen</n>, inspired by <n>James Lima</n> and <n>Querida</n>.

A detail from <n>The Birth of Venus</n>, a c. 1485 painting by <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>.

Poster for the film <n>Ghost in the Shell</n> by designer <n>Hoyeon</n>.