Illustration of <n>Todda panna</n> by <n>Mathews of St. Joseph</n> from <n>Hortus Malabaricus</n> (1678–1693).

<n>The Andrew M. Ferris Estate ~ The Blackwell Survey (1860)</n>, a watercolor by an unknown artist.

A still from <n>Nanni Moretti</n>'s 1993 film, <n>Caro diario</n>.

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

<n>Paul Nash</n>'s 1941 painting, <n>Battle of Britain</n>, an allegorical depiction of the aerial conflict.

An illustration published by <n>James Sowerby</n> in 1806.

Jellyfish illustration from <n>Medusae of the world</n> (1910) by <n>Alfred Goldsborough Mayer</n>.

Illustrations from the 1883 <n>Japanese Fireworks Catalogue</n> by <n>Hirayama Fireworks</n>.

<n>Orpheus</n> (c. 1903-1910), a pastel by French <n>Symbolist</n> artist <n>Odilon Redon</n>.

<n>Botanical collectibles</n> by <n>Good Vibes Gang</n>.

<n>Armistead Fitzhugh</n>'s watercolor, <n>Estate of E.K. Knapp, The Blackwell Survey</n>, from 1860.

Photograph <n>Cucurbita</n> by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>, 1928, from his book <n>Urformen der Kunst</n>.

<n>Marasmius haematocephalus</n> fungi photographed by <n>Stephen Axford</n> of <n>Planet Fungi</n>.

Actor <n>Lelia Goldoni</n> in <n>John Cassavetes</n>' 1959 film, <n>Shadows</n>.

'<n>Queensland Pearls</n>' by <n>William Saville-Kent</n> (1893), used as cover art for <n>Ryuuta Takaki</n>'s album <n>Jewels</n>.

A botanical illustration from <n>Erbario</n>, a 15th-century herbal from Northern Italy.

<n>Frank Thompson Hilltop Estate</n>, a 1936 gouache and pencil work by an unknown artist for the <n>Federal Art Project</n>.

<n>Achillea Umbellata (Yarrow)</n>, c. 1928, by photographer <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>.