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Scanned from the book Desert Eves: An Indian Paradise; Catherine Clement and photos by Hans Silvester; 2001

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Victorine Müller: ‘Timeline’ (2005)

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Klassenverhältnisse [Danièle Huillet, Jean-Marie Straub, 1984], based on Franz Kafka’s unfinished novel, Der Verschollene (Amerika)

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Junya Watanabe - Fall 2000 RTW

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beyond the tree by chen hui-chiao (2012)

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Need it….. bad

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Visitors watch the Yellow River from the Xiaolangdi Dam (China)

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Koji Tatsuno

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Mario Schifano in 1967. Photo: Ugo Mulas © Ugo Mulas Heirs. All rights reserved. Artwork: © 2026 Mario Schifano / DACS

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Ihi ceremony in Panauti. The head ornament is called sir bandi. Scanned from the book The Jewelry of Nepal; 1999; Hannelore Gabriel

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Sang Woo Kim, Ways of Seeing 028, 2026

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Palestinian craftsmen, Model of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, 18th century. Olive and pistachio wood, mother-of-pearl, camel bone.

Courtesy Alain Truong

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Hermann Landshoff, Leonora Carrington, Andre Breton, Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp, New York, with Morris Hirshfield’s painting Nude at the Window (1941) at Peggy Guggenheim’s town-house, 1942

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🐮 Kaisenshu. v.1. Kyoto: Yamada Naozoburo, 1914-1915. Original source Image description: Illustration from “Kaisenshu. v.1. Kyoto: Yamada Naozoburo, 1914-1915,” depicting six detailed, colored seashells arranged in two rows on a beige background. The shells vary in shape, size, and pattern, including spiral, conical, and oval forms with distinct markings such as stripes, spots, and ridges. Each shell is labeled with a small number beneath. The image focuses on naturalistic representation with subtle shading, emphasizing texture and color variations. Despite the cow-related keyword, the subjects are marine shells, showcasing historical scientific illustration style.

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Kateryna Kosianenko (Ukrainian, b. 1978) – Flowers and Music, 2018. Oil on canvas.