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<n>'Can You Imagine'</n> (1865), an illustration by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s novel <n>From the Earth to the Moon</n>.

<n>The November Meteors</n> (1881) by <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n>, a chromolithograph of the 1868 <n>Leonid meteor shower</n>.

An illustration from <n>Agnes Giberne</n>'s 1898 book <n>The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars</n>.

<n>John White Alexander</n>'s 1895 painting, <n>Repose</n>, depicts his wife, <n>Elizabeth Alexander</n>.

Illustration by <n>René Henri Digeon</n> and <n>J. Silberman</n> from <n>Amédée Guillemin</n>'s <n>Le Monde Physique</n> (1882).

<n>Une colique lunaire</n>, an 1870 illustration by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s "<n>Autour de la Lune</n>."

<n>Farbenkugel</n> (Color Sphere), an 1810 illustration by German Romantic painter <n>Philipp Otto Runge</n>.

<n>The Passenger (La Passagère)</n>, a 1896 lithograph by <n>Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec</n> of <n>Misia Natanson</n>.

Cover illustration by <n>Virginia Frances Sterrett</n> for <n>Old French Fairy Tales</n> (1920) by <n>Sophie, comtesse de Ségur</n>.

<n>Henri-Edmond Cross</n>'s <n>Valley with Fir (Shade on the Mountain)</n> (1909), a <n>Neo-Impressionist</n> landscape.

Lithograph 'Sagittarius' (1894) by French artist <n>Odilon Redon</n>.

Illustrations from the 1883 catalog for <n>Hirayama Fireworks</n>, a company founded by <n>Jinta Hirayama</n>.

<n>Bouquet of Flowers</n>, an etching by <n>Jean Pillement</n>, ca. 1760.

<n>The Spirit of the Moon</n> by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s 1870 novel *Around the Moon*.

<n>Claude Monet</n>'s <n>Water Lilies</n>, 1906.

An illustration from <n>J. H. Brown</n>'s 1863 book, <n>Spectropia; or, Surprising Spectral Illusions</n>.

A card from the <n>Astronomia Playing Cards</n> set (1829), engraved by <n>Sidney Hall</n>.

<n>Cow Drinking, from Die Zweite Thierfolge</n>, an 1800 etching by <n>Johann Christian Reinhart</n>.

<n>Letter E</n> (ca. 1650), a <n>Baroque</n> engraving designed by <n>Jan Chrystian Bierpfaff</n> and engraved by <n>Jeremiasz Falck</n>.

<n>Plate VIII</n> from <n>Thomas Wright</n>'s 1750 book, <n>An Original Theory or New Hypothesis of the Universe</n>.

<n>Silence</n> (1894), a watercolor on paper by artist <n>Henri Martin</n>.

Illustrations from <n>W. Cade</n>'s '<n>Future Dictates of Fashion</n>' series, published in 1893.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> watercolor painting titled <n>Vintage Moon Goddess</n>, circa 1920s.

<n>Franca Trippa and Fritellino</n>, an etching by <n>Jacques Callot</n> from his <n>Balli di Sfessania</n> series, c. 1622.

<n>Venice: Night of the Festival of the Redeemer</n> (1903) by <n>Henri-Edmond Cross</n>.

<n>Violet</n>, an illustration by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from <n>The Flowers Personified</n> (1849).

An illustration by Danish artist <n>Kay Nielsen</n> for the 1914 book <n>East of the Sun and West of the Moon</n>.

<n>Northeaster</n> (1895), an oil on canvas by American artist <n>Winslow Homer</n>.

<n>Plate XXIV</n> from '<n>An original theory or new hypothesis of the universe</n>' by <n>Thomas Wright</n>, 1750.

Illustration by <n>Kay Nielsen</n> from the 1914 book <n>East of the Sun and West of the Moon</n>.

<n>Ta Bouche</n> (1893), an <n>Art Nouveau</n> lithograph by <n>Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec</n>.

<n>Eye of Maria Miles Heyward</n>, a miniature painting by <n>Edward Greene Malbone</n>, ca. 1802.