The Two Lanterns by Caspar Braun, c. 1920

Koskimo as Hami (dangerous thing) During the Numhlim Ceremony by Edward Curtis, c.1914

Kwakiutl Person as the Forest Spirit Nuhlimkilaka, (bringer of confusion) by Edward Curtis, c. 1914

Kwakiutl person as Pgwis (man of the sea) by Edward Curtis c. 1914

Navajo man as Haschogan (House God) by Edward Curtis, 1904

Celestial Eyes, Cover for The Great Gatsby by Francis Cugat, 1925

Nocturnal Homecoming by Franz Sedlacek, 1927

The Princess and The Pea by Edmund Dulac - 1910

Saturn from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850

Venus and Mars from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850

The Black Sun by Odilon Redon - c. 1900

Blauschwarzer Fuchs, (Blue-Black Fox) by Franz Marc - 1911

Silhouet Oostergasfabriek, Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita, 1915

Fantasie Kop by Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita, 1930

They Swam Through The Sea, Wonder Tales from Russia - 1921

“The muscles of man and cat compare favorably, indicating common origins.” . Zoology. 1952.

Gloves worn by sightless deaf people that allow them to communicate. Talking gloves for the deaf and blind; their value to men injured in the present war. 1917.

Human and Chimpanzee Skeletons, God or Gorilla - 1922

Zoo Animal Pictograms, National Zoo Pamphlet, Washington, D. C. - 1978

Landmarks and Surface Markings of the Human Body - 1913

Dinosaur Family Tree, The Dinosaur Book - 1951

Skeleton of Chicken, Elementary Science - 1908

A Tiger for a Bed, The Sandman's Forest - 1918