<n>Luna Moth</n>, 1958, by photographer <n>Eliot Porter</n>.

The birch tree <n>Ningen Kabanoki</n>, used as album art for <n>Leslie Keffer</n>'s <n>Human Inosculation Part I</n>.

Album cover for <n>FAREWELL</n> by <n>Cyiigh</n>.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> sculpture by <n>Albin Schmid</n> from 1900, used as the cover for <n>Marina Herlop</n>'s 2022 album, <n>Pripyat</n>.

Photograph by <n>Richard Avedon</n> titled <n>Hand</n>, 1968.

By <n>Tunç Tezel</n>, this composite of <n>Mars</n> and <n>Saturn</n> won the 2017 <n>Astronomy Photographer of the Year</n> award.

Austrian <n>Art Nouveau</n> <n>Table lamp 'Shell'</n>, c. 1900.

An infographic titled <n>The Power of Breath</n> by <n>Anima Mundi Herbals</n>.

Still from <n>The Grand Budapest Hotel</n> (2014) by <n>Wes Anderson</n>. Cinematography by <n>Robert D. Yeoman</n>.

The <n>Shell Bed</n> in the <n>State Bedroom</n> at <n>Houghton Hall</n>.

<n>Petroglyphs from the Lovo Massif</n>, Angola. Photo by <n>Manuel Gutierrez</n>.

A <n>Barn Owl</n> perched on a branch at night.

<n>Clio's Dream</n> (2020), a bronze sculpture by artists <n>Joan Coderch</n> and <n>Javier Malavia</n>.

Photo by artist <n>Valeria Andrievskaia</n>.

<n>L'Éternelle Idole</n> (1893), a plaster sculpture by <n>Auguste Rodin</n>.

Photograph by <n>Sarah Moon</n> for <n>Vogue Paris</n>, 1973. Cover of <n>The History of Fashion Photography</n>.

A 35mm photograph by <n>Alison Scarpulla</n>.

<n>Monument to Joan of Arc</n>, a sculpture by <n>Princess Marie of Orléans</n>, 1837.

Cover art for the song <n>4 Morant</n> by musician <n>Doja Cat</n>.

A ceramic sculpture by artist <n>Christian Escajadillo</n>.

<n>WILD THING</n>, a 2023 portrait of the horse <n>Terry</n>.

<n>Hermann Nitsch</n>'s painting <n>Untitled</n> from 2010.

A 1965 photograph by <n>Harry Meerson</n> with hair by <n>Carita</n>.

Stills from <n>David Lynch</n>'s 1997 film <n>Lost Highway</n>.

A <n>Morpho butterfly wing</n>, inspiration for the <n>CORAL S/S 2021 collection</n> by <n>Fernanda Arias Joyas y Objetos</n>.

<n>The Life and Death of a Relationship</n>, a 2007 sculpture by artist <n>Sue Law</n>.

Photographer <n>Cho Gi-Seok</n>'s "Humanoid" (2021), featuring model <n>Hyunji</n> for <n>Numéro Netherlands</n>.