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A 1660 chart of lunar phases by <n>Andreas Cellarius</n>, engraved by <n>Jan van Loon</n>.

Adolf von Gerlach, Baron von Münchhausen - Adventures du Baron Munchhausen - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

<n>Young Woman Reading</n>, ca. 1896, a lithograph by <n>Alexandre-Louis-Marie Charpentier</n>.

<n>The Underworld</n> (c. 1613-1644) by artist <n>Francois de Nome</n>.

<n>Fantastic Ruins with Saint Augustine and the Child</n>, c. 1630, by artist <n>François de Nomé</n>.

<n>The Trysting Place</n>, an 1886 etching by artist <n>William Langson Lathrop</n>.

<n>“Ilona came floating up through the waves”</n> (1917) by artist <n>Jay Van Everen</n> for <n>The Russian Story Book</n>.

An <n>Art Deco</n> advertisement for <n>The Queen City Printing Ink Co.</n>, 1925.

<n>Hieroglyphics</n> (ca. 1800), a series of composite portraits published by <n>Samuel William Fores</n>.

A 1901 Halloween postcard titled <n>Is there a heaven for pumpkinheads?</n> published by <n>Woodruff Art Mount</n>.

<n>The King Oak, Windsor Forest</n>, a 1827 lithograph by <n>Henry William Burgess</n>.

<n>Owl on a Pine Branch</n> by Japanese artist <n>Soga Nichokuan</n> from the Edo period.

<n>The Moon—An Expired Planet</n>, an 1898 illustration by <n>Agnes Giberne</n>.

<n>Rose</n>, an illustration by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the 1847 book <n>The Flowers Personified</n>.

<n>Tsukioka Yoshitoshi</n>'s 1886 print "<n>Moon above the Sea of Daimotsu Bay</n>" depicts warrior monk <n>Benkei</n>.

Vintage Halloween postcard titled <n>Happy Hallowe'en: Is This Your Pussy</n> by artist <n>J. Wolk</n>.

<n>Scarlet, Plate 5</n>, a watercolor from <n>Mary Gartside</n>'s 1808 book <n>New Theory of Colours</n>.