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<n>Scabious family, capitulum</n>, a photograph by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

An 1881 illustration of the jellyfish <n>Pectanthis asteroides</n> by artist <n>Ernst Haeckel</n>.

A 1928 photogravure of a <n>Cobaea scandens</n> plant by artist <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

<n>The American Cowslip</n> (1800), a botanical illustration from <n>Robert John Thornton</n>'s <n>The Temple of Flora</n>.

Barrier Reef Anemones, a chromolithograph by <n>William Saville-Kent</n> from his 1893 book.

A 1893 illustration by <n>William Saville-Kent</n> from his book <n>The Great Barrier Reef of Australia</n>.

Plate X, Alcyonaria, from <n>William Saville-Kent</n>'s 1893 book <n>The Great Barrier Reef of Australia</n>.

<n>The Queen</n> (1799-1807), an illustration by <n>Robert John Thornton</n> from his work <n>The Temple of Flora</n>.

<n>Tulips</n> (1807), from <n>Robert John Thornton</n>'s <n>The Temple of Flora</n>. Painted by <n>Philip Reinagle</n> and engraved by <n>Richard Earlom</n>.

A fungi study, <n>Sketch for the Millais Coat of Arms</n>, by <n>John Everett Millais</n>, 1854.

An 1893 illustration by <n>William Saville-Kent</n> from his book <n>The Great Barrier Reef of Australia</n>.

Plate XXV from <n>Thomas Wright</n>'s "An Original Theory or New Hypothesis of the Universe" (1750).

Plate 19 from <n>Frederick Whitney</n>'s 1909 instructional book, <n>Blackboard Sketching</n>.

<n>Tobias Mayer's Color Triangle</n> from 1775, published by <n>Georg Christoph Lichtenberg</n>.

The Venus card from the <n>Astronomia Playing Cards</n> deck (1829), designed by <n>C. L. Wüst</n>.

An 1896 X-ray photogravure of an <n>Aesculapian snake</n> by <n>Josef Maria Eder</n> and <n>Eduard Valenta</n>.

Cover art for <n>Dougie Bowne</n>'s album <n>The Stars Are Indispensable</n>. Artwork by <n>Robert Fludd</n>.

An 1862 illustration of Acanthometra by <n>Ernst Haeckel</n> from his monograph <n>Die Radiolarien</n>.

Page from <n>Mira calligraphiae monumenta</n> with calligraphy by <n>Georg Bocskay</n> and illuminations by <n>Joris Hoefnagel</n>.