<n>smoke and flame</n> (2002), a painting by <n>Robilee Frederick</n>.

<n>Himmelblau 1</n>, a 2016 painting by artist <n>Fox Bruner</n>.

Plate XII illustrating a <n>Tesla Coil Discharge Between Small and Large Discs</n>.

<n>Shimpei Takeda</n>'s "<n>Trace #7, Nihonmatsu Castle</n>" (2012), an autoradiograph of radioactive soil from Fukushima.

Album art for <n>Schedule 1</n>'s self-titled EP, designed by <n>Christopher Clark</n> in 2017.

<n>The Kiss (Le Baiser)</n>, a sculpture by <n>Constantin Brâncuși</n>, 1907-1908

<n>The Sun</n>, a folio from an 18th-century Tantric manuscript from <n>Rajasthan</n>.

Medieval suns from a medieval illumination in the <n>Getty Museum</n> collection.

Chromolithograph of an <n>Eledone moschata</n> by <n>Jean Baptiste Vérany</n> from his 1851 publication.

Photo by <n>equatorjournal</n> accompanying <n>Esmé Weijun Wang</n>'s short story <n>Starfish</n>.

<n>Kate Moss</n> in London for her 33rd birthday in 2007.

An interior in Salento from <n>Living in Salento</n> by <n>Patrizia Piccioli</n>. Photo by <n>Cristina Fiorentini</n>.

Sculpture by <n>Joan Miró</n>, 1958. Photo by <n>Joaquim Gomis</n>.

A light painting by artist <n>Francesco Fontana</n>.

<n>Villa Mandra</n> in Mykonos, designed by <n>K-Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Claus Brechenmacher</n> & <n>Reiner Baumann</n>.

A portrait of Spanish actress <n>Ángela Molina</n>.

1869 chromolithograph of the total solar eclipse from a report directed by <n>Commodore B. F. Sands</n>.

<n>Oscillon 40</n> by <n>Ben Laposky</n>, 1952.

Wedding reception at the <n>Temperate House, Kew Gardens</n>, planned by <n>Liz Linkleter Events</n>. Photo by <n>Holly Clark Photography</n>.

A photograph of <n>Bas Waijers Baumann</n> embracing his wife.

Untitled (1970) by <n>Gulam Rasool Santosh</n>.

<n>The Sun (Aten)</n>, 2019, by artist <n>Elisabeth Deane</n>.

<n>Gustav Vigeland</n>'s plaster sculpture <n>Man and Woman</n>, created around 1905.

<n>Source</n> (2014) by <n>Alessandro Gasparini</n>. Photo by <n>Armelle Habib</n>, styled by <n>Heather Nette King</n>.

Bedroom in the London home of designer <n>Rose Uniacke</n>. Photo by <n>Simon Upton</n>.

Abstract photograph by artist <n>Nathaniel Gold</n>, 2017.

<n>Non-objective composition No. 61</n> (1918) by <n>Alexander Rodchenko</n>.

Oscillons #10, #18, and #41 by artist <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>, 1956.

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