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A 1920s Japanese savings poster, <n>Savings Are Like the Root, Peace Is Like the Flower</n>, by the <n>Ministry of Communications</n>.

<n>Crinum thaianum</n>, or water onion, at the <n>Baan Rai I Arun</n> eco-lodging in Ranong, Thailand.

<n>BREATHE</n> by designer <n>Eddie Loughran</n>.

<n>Swallows and Wisteria</n> by artist <n>Ohara Koson</n>.

<n>Snow at the Golden Pavilion</n>, a 1922 woodblock print by Japanese artist <n>Hasui Kawase</n>.

A spring day in the English countryside. Photo by <n>Daniel Casson</n>.

A double exposure photograph on film by <n>Paul Sawyers</n>.

<n>Morning Sea at Shiribeshi</n> (1933), a woodblock print by artist <n>Kawase Hasui</n>.

A 1968 photograph by <n>Dennis Stock</n> of <n>Pebble Beach</n> near Crescent City, California.

Kogyo Tsukioka was a Japanese painter and printmaker who was active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was known for his paintings and prints of landscapes, flowers, and birds, and was particularly famous for his series of prints depicting the four seasons.