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"Monkey Business" is an idiom used to describe an act of chaos for humor or enjoyment. This illustration depicts the idiom literally, instead showing two monkeys engage in the human formalities of business.

This print was created by layering two different risograph inks to create a graphic and illusionistic feel. This modern take on the biblical story of Christ's final words helps to convey how an event from 2000 years ago is still impacting believers…

Recycled ranking equipment

Front page of the 1730 woodblock print of Shujing

Nineteenth-century edition (1844) of Historia antigua de México (Ancient History of Mexico) by Francisco Javier Clavijero, first published 1780-1781.

Letter from Clyde W. Toland about the cigar given to him by Chancellor Wescoe

The earliest Swahili poet of note whose works have survived to the present day is Fumo Liyongo. Dating his life and work, and hence dating the emergence of the Swahili language itself from its Arabic origins, have been a matter of considerable…