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<n>Tafel I</n> from <n>Generelle Morphologie der Organismen</n> (1866) by <n>Ernst Haeckel</n>, engraved by <n>Adolf Giltsch</n>.

Vintage wrapper for <n>Svetlyachok</n> candy from the <n>Krupskaya Confectionery Factory</n> in Leningrad, USSR.

Фантики от советских конфет и шоколада

Branding materials for the <n>La Fonda del Sol</n> restaurant, designed by <n>Alexander Girard</n>.

A 1925 pochoir illustration from <n>Insectes</n> by artist <n>Émile-Allain Séguy</n>.

A 1981 <n>Umweltschutz postage stamp</n> from the Deutsche Bundespost (German Federal Post).

A collage of images exploring spiral forms, including a <n>Chambered Nautilus</n> shell.

A collection of fruit sticker illustrations created with <n>Fruit Stickers</n>.

The 1c <n>Red Admiral Butterfly stamp</n> from New Zealand, designed by <n>Enid Hunter</n> for the <n>1970 Butterflies stamp issue</n>.

A <n>Catholic Art Print</n> titled <n>Blood of the Lamb</n> in the <n>Beuron Art</n> style.

A digital artwork from the <n>Baroque Biology</n> exhibition.

Cover for the 1961 book <n>4 Reis</n> by <n>Mário Braga</n>, with design by <n>João da Câmara Leme</n>.

<n>Monochromatic Architectural Typography</n> by designer <n>David Mascha</n>.

A 'Star and Cross' pattern from <n>Keith Critchlow</n>'s book <n>Islamic Patterns</n> (1976).

The 2010 <n>Kanton Zürich Corporate Design</n> system by <n>Richard Feurer</n>.

Drawing by <n>Eva Le Roi</n> for the Monditalia exhibition at the 2014 <n>Venice Biennale</n>.

<n>Blue Creatures</n>, an illustration by <n>Divermon</n>.

Ornamental band designs from the <n>Handbook of Ornament</n> by <n>Franz Sales Meyer</n>.

An 1890 print illustrating fossils from the Jurassic period, including <n>Ichthyosaurus</n> and <n>Archaeopteryx</n>.

Plate 12 from <n>Die Grotesk-Linie im Ornament und in der Dekorationsmalerei</n> by <n>Julius Klinger</n>, c. 1901.

A typographic alphabet by type designer <n>David Mascha</n> for the 10th edition of <n>36 Days of Type</n>.

Cover illustration for the book <n>El mandarín</n> by <n>María Hesse</n>.

An <n>Antique Chinese Art Deco Accent Rug</n> from China, circa 1920.