<n>Landscape with the Horse</n> (1859), an etching by <n>James Abbott McNeill Whistler</n>.

Plate 11 from <n>Augustus Bozzi Granville</n>'s 1834 book on abortion, drawn by <n>Joseph Perry</n>.

<n>Celestograph</n> (ca. 1894) by artist <n>August Strindberg</n>.

<n>Perched Rock, Rocker Creek, Arizona</n> (1872) by <n>William H. Bell</n> for the <n>Wheeler Survey</n>.

<n>[Wild Fennel]</n>, 1841, by <n>William Henry Fox Talbot</n>.

<n>Going Home</n> (1889) by German artist <n>Fritz von Uhde</n>.

<n>Curfew Hour</n> (ca. 1882) by <n>Albert Pinkham Ryder</n>.

<n>Amber</n> (ca. 1894), a celestograph by <n>August Strindberg</n>.

<n>A Shepherdess and Her Flock</n> (ca. 1880), a painting by Dutch artist <n>Anton Mauve</n>.

An etching by artist <n>Charles Jacque</n>, printed by <n>Auguste Delâtre</n> in Paris.

<n>Dying Stag</n>, an oil and graphite painting by <n>Sir Edwin Henry Landseer</n> from circa 1830.

<n>Sheep</n> (1901), a <n>Pictorialist</n> photograph by <n>Hans Watzek</n>.

A 1843–53 cyanotype, <n>Polysiphonia subulifera</n>, by artist <n>Anna Atkins</n>.

American artist <n>Eastman Johnson</n>'s 1875 oil painting, <n>Corn Husking at Nantucket</n>.

<n>Twilight</n>, a painting by artist <n>Anton Mauve</n>.

<n>Fox</n> (1879), a photograph by <n>Louis Ducos Du Hauron</n>.

Hand-colored engravings of marble from <n>Adam Wirsing</n>'s 1776 book, <n>Marmora et adficta, coloribus suis expressa</n>.

<n>Troupeau de boeufs a l'abreuvoir</n> (1866), an etching by <n>Charles-Emile Jacque</n>.

<n>Barumini. Flock of sheep.</n> by photographer <n>Ferdinando Scianna</n>.

<n>Echan perros al toro</n> (1816), an etching from <n>Francisco de Goya</n>'s <n>La Tauromaquia</n> series.

An illustration of the constellation <n>Canis Minor (Procyon) from the Aratea</n>, a Carolingian manuscript from c. 825.

<n>Dichloria viridis</n>, a <n>cyanotype</n> created by <n>Anna Atkins</n> between 1851–54.

<n>Lost: Souvenir of Auvergne</n>, an 1878 painting by <n>August Friedrich Albrecht Schenck</n>.

<n>Cows and a Goat in a Landscape</n> (1765) by <n>Jean-Honoré Fragonard</n>.