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<n>The Eye of Mrs. Fitzherbert</n>, a miniature painting by <n>Richard Cosway</n> from 1786.

Album art for the 2020 single <n>Day Break</n> by musician <n>Zoyack</n>.

<n>Wrapped Paintings</n>, a 1968 sculpture by the artist <n>Christo</n>.

Image associated with the <n>L'antre du Génie</n> collective exhibition in Brussels, 2022.

<n>Gold Brass Swimming Swans Cabinet Handle</n>.

The <n>Lover's Lock</n> from <n>Givenchy</n>'s Spring/Summer 2021 campaign, photographed by <n>Nick Knight</n>.

<n>Antique lock inlay</n> details, circa 1910.

An installation by artists <n>Christo</n> and <n>Jeanne-Claude</n>.

The study of <n>Marc du Plantier</n> at his home on rue du Belvédère, 1935.

<n>Who is there</n>, a 1975 photograph by Delhi-based artist <n>O. P. Sharma</n>.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> door lock created by locksmith <n>Frank Koralewski</n> in 1911.

<n>Ancient keys</n>, posted by <n>Hagiophobic</n>.

The interior of the <n>Maison de Verre</n> in Paris, designed by <n>Pierre Chareau</n>, <n>Bernard Bijvoet</n>, and <n>Louis Dalbet</n>.

<n>Lover’s Eye Brooch</n> from c. 1790, held at the <n>Philadelphia Museum of Art</n>.

A decorated front door chain by New Zealand-based stylist <n>Spoo</n>.

The <n>Kissing Trees</n>, a natural formation. Photo by <n>Claffra</n>.

Eye doorknobs by <n>Group Partner</n> in the Brooklyn home of designer <n>Ellen Van Dusen</n>. Photo by <n>Seth Caplan</n>.

An ornate <n>Chinese hardware escutcheon</n>. Photo by <n>Nomadic Decorator</n>.

Illustration of <n>Gus Gus</n> characters by <n>Lucas Beaufort</n>, commissioned by <n>Tignes Officiel</n>.