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<n>Answers to be Found</n> (2023), an oil on canvas painting by <n>Denis Sarazhin</n>.

A still from <n>Gaspar Noé</n>'s 2021 film <n>Vortex</n>.

An 1886 engraving by <n>Pannemaker Doms</n> after an illustration by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for <n>Dante's Purgatorio</n>.

<n>Egyptian hieroglyphs</n> translating to 'I make my journey'.

<n>Melisande</n> (1895), a painting by <n>Marianne Stokes</n>.

Glass Sculpture (2023) by Dutch artist <n>Hennie Elzinga</n>.

Apulian red-figure plate depicting the <n>Chimera</n>, 350–340 BC. From the <n>Louvre Museum</n> collection.

<n>Edvard Munch</n>'s painting <n>Eye in Eye</n> (1899-1900), held at the <n>Munch Museum</n>. Photo by <n>Ove Kvavik</n>.

Digital illustration <n>Cronus the titan</n> (2021) depicts the Greek myth of the Titan eating his child.

<n>Heal-A-Zation Swathe a la Glob Ba</n> (1981) by artist <n>Steven Arnold</n>.

A 19th-century engraving of the <n>Chimera of Arezzo</n>, a c. 400 BC <n>Etruscan</n> sculpture. From the <n>Granger Collection</n>.

A limestone <n>Relief plaque of cobra on a neb basket</n> from Egypt, ca. 400–30 B.C.

The <n>Chimera of Arezzo</n>, an <n>Etruscan</n> bronze sculpture dating to 400 BCE.

Illustration <n>Hombre puzzle correcciones</n> by <n>Illot</n>.

<n>Harpies in the Forest of Suicides</n> (1861), an engraving by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for Dante's Inferno.

<n>Window</n> (1988), an etching by Finnish artist <n>Lea Ignatius</n>.

<n>Fisherman's Cottage</n> (1907) by Norwegian painter <n>Harald Sohlberg</n>.

Poster for <n>Satoshi Kon</n>'s 1997 film <n>Perfect Blue</n>, created by artist <n>Ethan Sharp</n>.

<n>East End-1</n> (1989), a painting by <n>Minoru Nomata</n>.

The cover for <n>Joy Division</n>'s <n>Unknown Pleasures</n>, designed by <n>Peter Saville</n>, shows radio waves from pulsar <n>PSR B1919+21</n>.

An icon of <n>Expressionism</n>, <n>The Scream</n> was painted by <n>Edvard Munch</n> in 1893.

An 1899 woodcut illustration by <n>Ernst Stohr</n> from <n>Ver Sacrum</n> magazine.

An image from the <n>I Get My News From a Reliable Source</n> meme series.

The <n>Bellerophon Mosaic</n>, a Gallo-Roman work from the 2nd-3rd century AD, depicts <n>Bellerophon</n> on <n>Pegasus</n> slaying the <n>Chimera</n>. Photo by <n>Carole Raddato</n>.

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A 2nd-century AD pebble mosaic from Rhodes depicting <n>Bellerophon</n> slaying the <n>Chimera</n>. Photo by <n>Carole Raddato</n>.

A panel featuring <n>Phosphophyllite</n> from <n>Land of the Lustrous</n> by artist <n>Haruko Ichikawa</n>.

A still from <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s 2000 film, <n>In the Mood for Love</n>.