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An illustration from the 1905 book <n>Thought-Forms</n> by authors <n>Annie Besant</n> and <n>C. W. Leadbeater</n>.

Photograph by <n>Cecilia Szalkowicz</n> for the cover of <n>Osvaldo Bossi</n>'s book, <n>Única luz del mundo</n>.

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View of the <n>Statue of Liberty</n> from the <n>Fischooner</n>. Photo by <n>Peter Fisher</n>.

<n>Unquoted-sheets</n> by <n>Les Graphiquants</n>.

A photograph by <n>Herbert List</n> from his 1988 book, <n>Junge Männer</n>.

An impressionistic photograph by Belarusian artist <n>Aleksandr Babarikin</n>.

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"Genes" by <n>Jerry-Lee Bosmans</n>, from the <n>Geometric Landscapes</n> exhibition.

<n>I ♥︎ NY Concept Layout and Sketches</n> by <n>Milton Glaser</n>, 1976. Photo by <n>Guap</n>.

Visual identity for the <n>Designer's Days</n> 'Radical' 2023 edition.

<n>RAMAGE-PARURE 2-JAUNE</n> wallpaper by <n>Sandrine Chambery</n>. Photo by the artist.

Interior rendering of the <n>Peter Zumthor</n>-designed building for <n>LACMA</n>'s permanent collection, 2017.

<n>Parsons' Spectrum Color Chart</n> by <n>Frank Alvah Parsons</n> from The Principles of Advertising Arrangement, 1912.

Artwork <n>Any part, any form</n> by graphic designer <n>Karel Martens</n>, 2013.

<n>Lazy J</n> poster by <n>Slava Ki</n> for the <n>PHASE</n> event in 2014.

<n>Unquoted Sheets</n> (2013-2014) by <n>Maxime Tetard</n> and <n>Romain Rachlin</n> of <n>Les Graphiquants</n>.

An illustration from the <n>School Mathematics Project</n> book series.

Cover art for <n>serisu</n>'s song <n>HUGMONSTA</n>.

A photograph by <n>Raul Aguila</n>, used as cover art for the song <n>Catwalk</n> by <n>juhvahn</n> and <n>pavlos</n>.

Artwork by <n>Alexander Calder</n>, 1964.

<n>Unquoted Sheets</n> (2014) by studio <n>Les Graphiquants</n>.

<n>Untitled #3878</n> (2005), a photograph by <n>Todd Hido</n> from his Interiors series.

Poster for the 1962 <n>Alexander Calder</n> exhibition at the Tate Gallery, organized by the <n>Arts Council</n>.