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Photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

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

<n>On the Stage</n> (c. 1877), a pastel over monotype by <n>Edgar Degas</n>.

A chronophotograph from <n>Theodor Bergquist</n>'s 1913 book, <n>Swedish House-Gymnastics</n>.

Women practicing <n>Swedish gymnastics</n> in Hamburg, Germany, c. 1909. Photo by <n>Heinrich Hamann</n>.

Photograph from <n>Nils Sellgren</n>'s 1913 book on <n>Swedish House-Gymnastics</n>.

<n>Cranes and Tortoise Shells</n> (1902) by artist <n>Furuya Kōrin</n> from the design magazine <n>Shin-Bijutsukai</n>.

<n>Siberian Wolf Hound</n> from the <n>Dogs of the World series for Old Judge Cigarettes</n>, 1888. Published by <n>Goodwin & Company</n>.

<n>Dish of Apples</n> (c. 1875–77) by <n>Paul Cézanne</n>.

<n>Turnerinnen am Balken</n> (c. 1910) by photographer <n>Heinrich Hamann</n>, depicting women practicing <n>Swedish gymnastics</n>.

<n>Thistles</n>, an 1883 painting by <n>John Singer Sargent</n>.

<n>Eye in shutter--40 Fotos</n> (1941) by <n>Robert Frank</n>.

<n>Echinocactus pectiniferus</n> (1841) by <n>Redouté</n>, from <n>Charles Lemaire</n>'s *<n>Iconographie descriptive des cactées</n>*.

<n>Great Barrier Reef Corals, Plate V</n>, an 1893 illustration by <n>William Saville-Kent</n>.

<n>Spiraea aruncus (Tyrol)</n>, a <n>cyanotype</n> by <n>Anna Atkins</n>, ca. 1853.

A pattern design by artist <n>Korin Furuya</n> from the magazine <n>Shin-Bijutsukai</n>, published 1901-1902.

<n>Landscape with Dog</n> (c. 1832) by American artist <n>Thomas Doughty</n>.

<n>Barrier Reef Trepang or Bêche-de-mer</n>, an 1893 chromolithograph by <n>William Saville-Kent</n>.

Photograph by <n>H. Irving Hancock</n> from his 1917 book, <n>Physical Training for Business Men</n>.

<n>A Man Leaning on a Parapet</n> (c. 1881) by <n>Georges Seurat</n>.

A chronophotograph from the 1913 book <n>Haus-Gymnastik für Gesunde und Kranke</n> by <n>Dr. med. A. A. A. Müller</n>.

<n>Broad-billed Roller on a branch of a flowering plum tree</n> by <n>Utagawa Hiroshige</n>, c. 1834.

<n>Shoulder Straightening with Towel</n> from the 1917 book <n>Physical Training for Business Men</n> by <n>H. Irving Hancock</n>.

A gymnast jumps over a pommel horse, ca. 1900. Photograph by <n>Heinrich Hamann</n>.

<n>Flowers from the Tombs of the Kings</n>, a pressed flower arrangement by <n>Boulos Meo</n>, 1880.

<n>Study in a Wood</n> (1861) by American artist <n>Daniel Huntington</n>.

A photograph by <n>A. B. Phelan</n> from the 1917 book <n>Physical Training for Business Men</n> by <n>H. Irving Hancock</n>.

<n>A Duck</n>, a 1753 watercolor by Dutch artist <n>Aert Schouman</n>.

<n>Paul Strand</n>'s photograph, <n>Abstraction, Porch Shadows, Connecticut</n>, 1916.

Detail of <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting, <n>Madonna of the Pomegranate</n>, from 1487.

A chronophotograph from <n>Dr. med. A. A. Böhland</n>'s 1913 book, <n>Haus-Gymnastik für Gesunde und Kranke</n>.

A photograph from <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>'s 1928 book, <n>Urformen der Kunst</n> (Art Forms in Nature).

Diving diagram from the report on the <n>Stockholm 1912 Olympics</n>, compiled by <n>Erik Bergvall</n>.

Snowflake illustrations from the 1863 book by <n>Israel Perkins Warren</n>, based on the work of <n>James Glaisher</n>.

A chronophotograph from <n>Physical Training for Business Men</n> (1917) by <n>H. Irving Hancock</n>. Photo by <n>A. B. Phelan</n>.

Woodblock print by <n>Furuya Kōrin</n> from the design magazine <n>Shin-bijutsukai</n>, published in 1902.

<n>Rumpfbeugung</n> (Trunk bend), an exercise from <n>Henrik Kellgren</n>'s 1913 book on <n>Swedish House-Gymnastics</n>.