The 400-year-old boxwood maze at <n>Pazo de San Lorenzo de Trasouto</n> in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

<n>Fairy Girl Riding on a Bat</n> (1916), an illustration by <n>Ida Rentoul Outhwaite</n>.

<n>Deluge</n> (1990), a woodblock print by Japanese artist <n>Hitoshi Karasawa</n>.

<n>They were three months passing through the forest</n>, an illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> for the 1920 book <n>Old French Fairytales</n>.

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An illustration by <n>Ida Rentoul Outhwaite</n> from her book <n>Little Book of Elves and Fairies</n>.

A detail from <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting <n>The Three Graces from Primavera</n> (c. 1485-1487).

A <n>Pigeonnier</n> near Toulouse, France, photographed c. 1960s.

<n>Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale</n>'s <n>The Little Foot Page</n>, 1905.

<n>La Belle Dame sans Merci</n> (1998), a painting by <n>Marc Fishman</n>.

<n>The Pool</n> (1916) by artist <n>Ida Rentoul Outhwaite</n>.

Cover art for the album <n>Hiding Places</n> by <n>billy woods</n> and <n>Kenny Segal</n>. Photo by <n>Alexander Richter</n>.

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An illustration by <n>Sven Nordqvist</n> from the children's book <n>Mamma Mø i mørket</n>.

Cover illustration by <n>Tomislav Tomic</n> for the book <n>StoryWorld: Tales from the Haunted House</n>.

A digital alteration of the 1851-52 painting <n>Ophelia</n> by artist <n>John Everett Millais</n>.

Illustration by <n>Kay Nielsen</n> for <n>Hansel and Gretel and Other Stories</n> by the <n>Brothers Grimm</n>, 1925.

<n>Purple Vienna Kohlrabi</n> photographed by <n>Mathias Karner</n> for <n>Adobe Stock</n>.

Spiral carving in <n>Wistman's Wood</n>, Dartmoor. Photo by <n>Dr Stanislav Edward</n>.

Model <n>He Cong</n> channels <n>John Everett Millais</n>' "Ophelia" for <n>Marie Claire China</n>, shot by <n>Leslie Zhang</n>.

An illustration from the alchemical manuscript <n>Clavis Artis</n>, attributed to <n>Zoroaster</n>.