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Photographer <n>Jim Golden</n>'s <n>Scissor Collection</n>, an example of the <n>knolling</n> style.

Artist <n>Helen Frankenthaler</n> working on her painting <n>Fire</n> in 1964.

Artist <n>Ruth Asawa</n> with her wire sculptures in her studio, c. 1957. Photo by <n>Imogen Cunningham</n>.

A series of portraits of musician <n>Björk</n> photographed by <n>Stéphane Sednaoui</n> in 1994.

<n>Butterfly Identification Chart</n> (2014) by information designer <n>Eleanor Lutz</n>.

<n>Dessin du jour</n>, a Chinese ink illustration by <n>David Vanadia</n>.

Earthenware sculpture <n>Curiosity Clouds</n> by artist <n>Katie Rose Johnston</n>.

<n>Strand</n> (2004) by <n>Stuart Haygarth</n>, a photograph of plastic objects found on a beach in Kent, England.

Painter <n>Grace Hartigan</n> in her studio with her 1956 painting, <n>Summer Street</n>.

Artist <n>Lee Krasner</n> in her studio, 1962, with her painting <n>Prophecy</n> (1956). Photo by <n>Hans Namuth</n>.

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