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<n>Untitled (Land Art)</n> (2013), an earthwork in Sharjah by artist <n>Shaikha Al Mazrou</n>.

An aerial view of <n>Stonehenge</n> in Wiltshire, England, covered in snow.

<n>Casa do Penedo</n> in Fafe, Portugal, built by the <n>Rodrigues family</n>. Photo by <n>Feliciano Guimarães</n>.

A trio of brooches by artist <n>Alexander Calder</n>, c. 1938-1940. Photo by <n>Louisa Guinness</n>.

<n>Healing Grotto</n>, a sculptural installation by artist <n>Cindy Beadman</n>.

A plate depicting <n>ethnological specimens</n> from Benin, West Africa.

<n>American Folk Art</n> antique <n>figural food choppers</n> from a 2014 auction.

Photograph by <n>Juergen Teller</n> from the March 2003 issue of <n>Vogue Italia</n>.

A <n>Fairy ring</n> in Iceland, photographed by <n>Jiřina a Jiří Motlíkovi</n> in 2007.

Artist <n>Rachel Garrard</n> in her 2020 performance, <n>Collective Memories</n>, in Holbox, Mexico.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> glassware by <n>Karl Köpping</n>, created in Berlin, 1898.

The <n>Helical Stepwell</n> in Gujarat, India. Photo by <n>Victoria Lautman</n>.

<n>Land art</n> installation by artist <n>Jon Foreman</n>.

A collage of <n>Southwestern Native American</n> shells, bone beads, and turquoise, c. 1200 BCE.

Stone art detail posted by <n>Lost Found Art</n>.

The <n>Wet Cave</n> exhibit in <n>Kingdoms of the Night</n> at <n>Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium</n>.

A <n>Brutalist</n> structure from <n>Nicolas Poillot</n>'s <n>Picture Serie</n>.

Interior of <n>Ojo del Sol</n> in Berkeley, California, designed by <n>Eugene Tssui</n> in 1995.

A collection of <n>Ashanti gold weights</n> created by the <n>Akan people</n> of Ghana.

The <n>Abbot's Cliff sound mirror</n> in Kent, England, built between 1928-1930.

A beached <n>Jellyfish</n>. Composed of 95% water, they can evaporate when left in the sun.

<n>Shell Mandala Color Worship</n>, an artwork of seashells arranged on a beach in Nosara, Costa Rica.

A view of <n>Machu Picchu</n> in Peru, from the 1972 book <n>Peoples of the earth; The Andes</n>.