<n>Azoth of the Philosophers</n>, a 1613 woodcut emblem by alchemist <n>Basil Valentine</n>.

<n>Saint Michael</n>, a copy after <n>Neroccio de' Landi</n>, ca. 1476–90.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> Luminous Purple Orchid pendant and brooch by <n>Krementz</n> in 14k gold and enamel.

Illustration of the <n>Anatomical snuffbox</n>, posted by <n>Projekt Anatomia</n>.

Fig. 103 from A New Concept of the Universe by <n>Walter Russell</n>.

<n>Louis Lenoir</n>'s painting <n>La Lutte de Jacob Avec l’Ange</n>, 1865.

Digital illustration by <n>Inter</n>'s social media team for a match against <n>Parma Calcio</n>, featuring the <n>Biscione</n>.

<n>The Nightmare</n> (1781) by <n>Henry Fuseli</n>.

A detail from <n>The Four Continents</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

Iconic <n>Space Age</n> sunglasses designed by <n>André Courrèges</n> in 1965.

A stone sculpture by artist <n>Utes Werkstatt</n>.

<n>Erzengel Michael</n>, a c. 1615 copper engraving by <n>Lucas Kilian</n> after <n>Peter Candid</n>.

An illustration from <n>Henry Kiddle</n>'s 1871 book, <n>A short course in astronomy and the use of the globes</n>.

The painting <n>One-Winged Angel</n>, artist unknown.

Go-go dancers on the German music program <n>Beat-Club</n>, circa 1967.

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A <n>Pecten diegensis</n> shell from <n>Percy A. Morris</n>'s 1966 book, <n>A Field Guide to Shells of the Pacific Coast and Hawaii</n>.

<n>Girl</n>, 1981. Photo by <n>Janette Beckman</n>.

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<n>Head of Medusa</n> (c. 1618) by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>. The snakes are attributed to <n>Frans Snyders</n>.

Detail of <n>Triumph of Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange</n> (1652), a painting by <n>Jacob Jordaens</n>.

Poster design for the band <n>Nothing But Thieves</n>.

<n>Samson's Youth</n> (1891), a painting by <n>Léon Joseph Florentin Bonnat</n>.

<n>Le Char de la Mort</n> (1848) by French artist <n>Théophile Schuler</n>.

A detail from the <n>Cestello Annunciation</n> (1489) by <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>.

Instrument des Himmels, an astronomical chart from 1619 by Swiss astronomer <n>Johannes Baptista Cysat</n>.

<n>Daniel in the Lion's Den</n> (1872) by <n>Briton Rivière</n>.

Detail from <n>Roger Freeing Angelica</n> (1819) by <n>Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres</n>.