Frontispiece of <n>Magisterium sev Aqua Sapientum</n> from the <n>Musaeum Hermeticum</n>, 1678.

The letter D from the <n>Alphabet Diabolique</n> by artist <n>Jean Midolle</n>, published in 1835.

A sketched drop cap illustration of the letter 'A' by artist <n>Jessica Hische</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Ouroboros</n>, an ancient alchemical symbol.

A mood board by <n>Nike Moodboard</n> featuring experimental typography for the brand <n>Nike</n>.

Illustrations from the <n>Illustrated Tariff of Papier-Mâché Picture Frames</n> by <n>Charles Frederick Bielefeld</n>, 1847.

Written and published by Charles Frederick Bielefeld | Illustrated Tariff of the Improved Papier-Mâché Picture Frames, also, Enriched Mouldings, made by machinery in twelve feet lengths, without join | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Early Venetian printing illustrated. by Ferdinando Ongania | Open Library

The <n>Fish Trinity Symbol</n>, a tattoo design in a <n>woodcut</n> style.

The World's First Costume Book: François Desprez's *Collection of Various Clothing Styles* (1562)

Detail from <n>François Desprez</n>'s <n>Songes drolatiques de Pantagruel</n> (1565).

<n>More Natural Tote Drawing</n>, a pencil on paper work by <n>Momo Gordon</n>.

Illustration by <n>Hannes Bok</n> for the story '<n>Beauty's Beast</n>' in a 1940 issue of <n>Weird Tales</n>.

A 1613 woodcut from <n>Azoth, sive Aureliae occcultae philosophorum</n> by alchemist <n>Basilius Valentinus</n>.

<n>Letter E</n> (ca. 1650), a <n>Baroque</n> engraving designed by <n>Jan Chrystian Bierpfaff</n> and engraved by <n>Jeremiasz Falck</n>.

<n>Alphabet</n> (1482) by artist <n>Giovannino de Grassi</n>. Photo by <n>Nicola Ginzler</n>.

The <n>Baroque</n> style etching "<n>Letter 'B'</n>" (1656) by designer <n>Jan Chrystian Bierpfaff</n> and engraver <n>Jeremiasz Falck</n>.

<n>Motif with the letter N</n> (1881-1882) by <n>James Tissot</n>.

Giclee Print: Capital Letter N, Illustration from 'The Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ' by James Tissot : 16x16in

Illustration from <n>René Descartes</n>'s <n>Les Principes de la philosophie</n>, published in 1647.