Sunset Strip David Bowie billboard photograph by Robert Landau (c. 1974).

Does anyone have a sexier upper lip than Sylvie Vartan? A gorgeous Sylvie Vartan photograph by Jean-Marie Périer.

Chloe Sevigny (1996).

Alfa Romeo advertisement

Indian Summer painting by Helen Frankenthaler (1967)

Concert poster for Jazz in Bau 4: Aki Takes Japanic artwork by Niklaus Troxler (2023).

The Sweetness of Doing Nothing collage by Sammy Slabbinck (2023).

9:16 PM, Glass of Water at Bernie's painting by Claudia Keep (2023)

Greta Garbo, but of course. Vanity Fair magazine cover by Miguel Covarrubias (1932)

London photograph by Saul Leiter. (1950).

Kirsten Dunst partying in Paris photograph by Sofia Coppola (2005).

Mineral Stop Light painting by Robert Zehnder (2022).

Ty I Ja (You and Me) magazine cover by Roman Cieslewicz (1968)

A stunning Anna Sawai, New York Magazine photograph by Simone Niamani Thompson (2024).

Allegory of Spring painting by Alphonse Marie Mucha (1935).

Palm Springs Pastel photograph by Jens Ochlich (2023).

Golshifteh Farahani, Sorbet magazine photograph by Bohdán Bohdánov (2023).

"If you would make a mountain of the dead, pile it so it reaches the sky." HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! BASED ON SHAKESPEARE'S MACBETH. SAVAGE, BLOODY, ATMOSPHERIC, PSYCHOLOGICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL. A MUST-ER! German movie poster Akira Kurosawa's Throne of Blood by Hans Hillmann (1957)

David Bowie was reportedly somewhat intimidated by Catherine Deneuve but got on easily with Susan Sarandon. Polish movie poster for Tony Scott's The Hunger by Wieslaw Walkuski (1983).

Part of a portfolio of 80 abstract drawings called Inspirations by Adrien-Jacques Garcelon. Compiled in a book that now goes for $4000 dollars. Inspirations by Adrien-Jacques Garcelon (1925).

21st Century Design — A New Scenery of People and Things exhibition poster by Mitsue Katsui (1995).

Andrei Tarkovsky's The Mirror (1975)

Love the vibrant, imaginative, psychedelic Japanese FILM Quarterly aesthetic attributed to great Japanese graphic designer Kiyoshi Awazu. Japanese FILM Quarterly existed from 1968 to 1972. FILM Quarterly No. 11 artwork by Kiyoshi Awazu (1972).

Beautiful! The world belongs to them. Captured in Hokkaido, Japan. Fox Chase: Wherever you go, I will follow! photograph by Hiroki Inoue (2016).

Fiery Sunset painting by Alma Woodsey Thomas (1973).

After Sunset photograph by Vikram Kushwah (2021).

Stunning! Victor Bicycles / Overman Wheel Co. poster by William H. Bradley (1896).

Clever! Eve asking Adam which one to wear. Miss Levi's advertisement poster by Ida Van Bladel (c.1970).

Polish theater festival in Wroclaw by Wiktor Sadowski (1988).

"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells." — Dr. Seuss Untitled photograph by Abhijit Deb

Nightswimmer painting by Iris Schomaker (2021).

Concert poster for Death From Above 1979: Austin, Texas artwork by We Three Club (2023).

A stunning Anna Sawai, New York Magazine photograph by Simone Niamani Thompson (2024).

Beautiful! The world belongs to them. Captured in Hokkaido, Japan. Fox Chase: Wherever you go, I will follow! photograph by Hiroki Inoue (2016).

Love the vibrant, imaginative, psychedelic Japanese FILM Quarterly aesthetic attributed to great Japanese graphic designer Kiyoshi Awazu. Japanese FILM Quarterly existed from 1968 to 1972. FILM Quarterly No. 11 artwork by Kiyoshi Awazu (1972).

Concert poster for Death From Above 1979: Austin, Texas artwork by We Three Club (2023).

Nightswimmer painting by Iris Schomaker (2021).

Ty I Ja (You and Me) magazine cover by Roman Cieslewicz (1968)

London photograph by Saul Leiter. (1950).

Mineral Stop Light painting by Robert Zehnder (2022).

Andrei Tarkovsky's The Mirror (1975)

21st Century Design — A New Scenery of People and Things exhibition poster by Mitsue Katsui (1995).

Part of a portfolio of 80 abstract drawings called Inspirations by Adrien-Jacques Garcelon. Compiled in a book that now goes for $4000 dollars. Inspirations by Adrien-Jacques Garcelon (1925).

Kirsten Dunst partying in Paris photograph by Sofia Coppola (2005).

David Bowie was reportedly somewhat intimidated by Catherine Deneuve but got on easily with Susan Sarandon. Polish movie poster for Tony Scott's The Hunger by Wieslaw Walkuski (1983).

"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells." — Dr. Seuss Untitled photograph by Abhijit Deb

Polish theater festival in Wroclaw by Wiktor Sadowski (1988).

Clever! Eve asking Adam which one to wear. Miss Levi's advertisement poster by Ida Van Bladel (c.1970).

Stunning! Victor Bicycles / Overman Wheel Co. poster by William H. Bradley (1896).

Greta Garbo, but of course. Vanity Fair magazine cover by Miguel Covarrubias (1932)