objects

A <n>Cut Fox Shell</n>, a conch sliced to reveal its internal structure.

From <n>Vieilles enseignes de Suisse</n> (1963). Courtesy of <n>Roth et Sother Lausanne</n>.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> glassware by <n>Karl Köpping</n>, created in Berlin, 1898.

A collage of <n>Southwestern Native American</n> shells, bone beads, and turquoise, c. 1200 BCE.

A collection of antiques from artist <n>Susannah Carson</n>, including a <n>Lover's Eye plate</n> and <n>miniature portraits</n>.

<n>Pecten diegensis</n> shell photographed by <n>Andreas Feininger</n>.

A collection of Stone Age tools photographed by <n>Horst Ossinger</n>.

<n>Susi Gelb</n>'s artwork <n>o.T.</n> (2022) from the <n>Various Others</n> exhibition at <n>Nir Altman</n>. Photo by <n>Dirk Tacke</n>.

Cover art for <n>KETTAMA</n> and <n>DJ SPEED</n>'s mix for <n>Rinse FM</n>, 2021.

A <n>Nautilus shell</n> photographed by <n>Tom Brakefield</n>.

Flameworked glass eye jewelry by artist <n>Alexis Berger</n>.

<n>Alphabet of Common Objects</n> (1977-79) by copier art pioneer <n>Pati Hill</n>.

<n>Object 287</n> (2023), a painting by <n>Xian Kim</n> from the <n>Red Thread group show</n> at <n>Latitude Gallery</n>.

Antique charms at the monthly <n>Oedo Antique Market</n> in Tokyo.