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<n>The Boy Swimming</n> by photographer <n>Michael Oliver Love</n>.

A still of artist <n>Joseph Beuys</n> drawing.

<n>Stone head for ritual</n>, a 19th-century limestone sculpture from Timor Island. From <n>osanagi / 若木</n>.

Film still from <n>The Fall</n> (2006), directed by <n>Tarsem Singh</n>. Production design by <n>Ged Clarke</n>.

The interior of <n>Le Thoronet Abbey</n> in France. Photo by <n>John Pawson</n>.

<n>Man in doos</n> (2019) by artist <n>Nico Kok</n>.

Actors <n>Véronique Melery</n> and <n>Rachel Aboulkheir</n> on the set of <n>Sofia Coppola</n>'s 2006 film <n>Marie Antoinette</n>.

<n>Harmonic Universe</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n> from the <n>Soul of Science exhibition</n>.

Still from <n>Jimmy Marble</n>'s 2018 short film <n>Poor Cherries</n> with <n>Chase Sui Wonders</n> and <n>Tory Freeth</n>.

Italian painter <n>Alberto Cristini</n> painting in the waters of Venice, 1997.

<n>Grundtvig's Church</n> in Copenhagen, photographed by <n>Tim Damas</n>.

An interior at <n>Kanaal</n> by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Frederik Vercruysse</n>.

<n>The Golden Ratio</n>, an illustration by artist <n>Michal Urbanski</n>.

A beam of light inside the <n>Karnak Temple</n> in Luxor, Egypt. Photo by <n>Jordan Hoggard</n>.

The <n>Aprello</n> typeface by designer <n>Marinus Klinksik</n>, released via <n>The Designers Foundry</n>.

<n>Mia Goth</n> for the <n>Miu Miu</n> Fall/Winter 2023 campaign, photographed by <n>Zoë Ghertner</n>.

The <n>Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana</n> in Rome, photographed by <n>Alfred Eisenstaedt</n>.

An animation from the <n>Random Gifs</n> series by artist <n>Ross McCampbell</n>.

A 1913 letter by cartoonist <n>Alfred Joseph Frueh</n> to <n>Giuliette Fanciulli</n> that unfolds into a miniature art gallery.

<n>Ellsworth Kelly</n> in his studio with his painting <n>Black Over Gray</n>, 1954. Image via <n>Phaidon</n>.

<n>Laurence de Monaghan</n> and <n>Gérard Falconetti</n> in <n>Éric Rohmer</n>'s 1970 film <n>Le genou de Claire</n>.

<n>Somnium</n>, 2014, by artist <n>Laurent Millet</n>.

A <n>Cycladic</n> <n>marble head from the figure of a woman</n>, ca. 2700–2500 B.C.