Plate from <n>Sir Robert Stawell Ball</n>'s book, based on 1878 eclipse photos by <n>William Harkness</n>.

Poster for <n>The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring</n>, directed by <n>Peter Jackson</n>.

Digital artwork <n>Missed the Exit</n>, used as cover art for the artist <n>Monochrome</n>.

<n>You are the Universe Experiencing Itself</n> (2021).

<n>Harold D. Craft, Jr.</n>'s 1970 plot of pulsar <n>CP 1919</n>, used for <n>Joy Division</n>'s <n>Unknown Pleasures</n> album cover.

Astrophysical Meme: Jocelyn Bell Burnell's Pulsar, Little Green Men, Joy Division, and Beautiful Data

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The last days of summer, featuring model <n>MARIBEL</n>.

1969 promotional poster for <n>The Velvet Underground</n>'s concert at the <n>Woodrose Ballroom</n>. Art by <n>Rob Williams</n>.

Cover for <n>Joy Division</n>'s 1979 album <n>Unknown Pleasures</n>, designed by <n>Peter Saville</n>.

The 1963 first American edition cover of <n>A Clockwork Orange</n> by <n>Anthony Burgess</n>.

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Minimalist poster for <n>Christopher Nolan</n>'s 2014 film <n>Interstellar</n>.

An illustration from <n>Henry Kiddle</n>'s 1871 book, <n>A short course in astronomy and the use of the globes</n>.

A poster for the 2017 film <n>Blade Runner 2049</n>.

The cover of <n>William S. Burroughs</n>' 1959 novel, <n>Naked Lunch</n>.

Poster for <n>The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring</n> by <n>Bees Please Studio</n>.

Northern Drift, an image for the <n>Carrer</n> Spring/Summer 2025 collection.

A still from <n>Kihachi Okamoto</n>'s 1966 film <n>The Sword of Doom</n>, starring <n>Tatsuya Nakadai</n>.

Poster for the 2021 film <n>Dune</n>, directed by <n>Denis Villeneuve</n> and based on the novel by <n>Frank Herbert</n>.

An abstract long-exposure photograph by <n>Jake Wangner</n>.

Alternative poster for <n>Denis Villeneuve</n>'s film <n>Dune</n>, created by artist <n>Giuwls</n>.

<n>David Lynch</n> photographed by <n>Anthony Barboza</n> in 1989.