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"Total Eclipse, June 8, 1937" by D. Owen Stephens

"The Tree of Knowledge with the Serpent," by Hans Varnier the Elder, ca 1532. British Museum.

Man-ifuque! Magazine Spring 1963

Francesca Woodman: “Self-deceit, Rome, Italy” (1978)

Possibly over 2100 years old, this statue head of the goddess Hygeia is attributed to the Athenian sculptor Attalos, son of Lacharès. It is from a healing sanctuary dedicated to Asklepios, Hygeia's father, at Pheneos, Greece. The head is carved from marble with glass and agate eyes with bronze eyelashes. It measures 80 cm (31 1/2 in) in height. This artifact is now housed by the Archaeological Museum of Pheneos in Kalyvia, Greece.

“Euclid“ (detail), c.1635, Jusepe de Ribera.

Spider Web in Stables, 1951

Nwanyi Oma [beautiful women] mask, boys initiation, Elugu, Nkporo-Igbo culture, 1930s. Photo: G. I. Jones.

Hiroshi Sugimoto, Avalon Theatre, Catalina Island. 

this self- portrait is a very, important piece of art.

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Tony Sansone (1932), George Platt Lynes

Orpheus in Hades (1936-7), George Platt Lynes

Mauritania, 1945-1962. Georges-Jacques Duchemin

Winnipeg Museum