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Illustration of <n>conch pearls</n> from <n>The Book of the Pearl</n> by <n>George Frederick Kunz</n>, 1908.

<n>Mapa astronómico de 1899</n>, an astronomical chart published by <n>Vda. de Ch. Bouret</n>.

<n>Trace II</n>, a 2007 sculpture by Italian artist <n>Walter Valentini</n>.

Microscopic view of Caribbean sand, photographed by <n>Lukas Korschan</n> for fashion brand <n>Botter</n>.

Artwork by <n>David Herrerias</n> for the <n>Irkallian Oracle</n> album <n>Grave Ekstasis</n> (2013).

Magnified grains of sand. Photo by <n>Gary Greenberg</n>.

<n>Oscillon 40</n> (1952) by artist and mathematician <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>.

A diagram of <n>The Cube-Sphere</n> concept by artist and philosopher <n>Walter Russell</n>.

<n>Section of Wheat-Stem</n> by <n>Arthur E. Smith</n> from <n>Nature Through Microscope and Camera</n>, 1909.

Illustrations of <n>Form Constants of Optical Mineralogy</n>.

Plate 38 from the 1785 text <n>Geheime Figuren der Rosenkreuzer</n>, based on the work of <n>Basil Valentine</n>.

Opus mago-cabalisticum et theologicum : vom Uhrsprung und Erzeugung des Saltzes, dessen Natur und Eigenschafft, wie auch dessen Nutz und Gebrauch ... : Welling, Georg von, 1655-1727 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

<n>Ouroboros</n> illustration by <n>Matt The Alchemist</n>.

<n>Interdimensional Being ii.</n> (2024) by <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

A <n>volvelle</n> (wheel chart) from a 15th-century manuscript used to calculate the position of the sun and moon.

<n>The Grand Oral Disseminator</n> by <n>Grazyna Gosar</n> and <n>Franz Bludorf</n>.

Illustration of a <n>Labyrinth with Centaur</n> from the <n>Olla of Tagliatella</n>, an <n>Etruscan</n> vase. From <n>W. H. Matthews</n>' book.

An 1802 engraving of the <n>Dendera Zodiac</n> by artist <n>Dominique Vivant Denon</n>.

Album art for the <n>xzxzxz - EP</n> by <n>lefthandsoundsystem</n>.

Artwork by <n>David Herrerias</n> for the 2013 album <n>Grave Ekstasis</n> by <n>Irkallian Oracle</n>.

Untitled illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

<n>Dianthus caryophyllus (Grass Pink)</n>, c. 1928, by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.

<n>Phantom Black Hole</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>, used as the cover for <n>Lars Bartkuhn</n>'s album.