This is uncannily what I looked like upon starting college.  From Wittenberg's 1922 yearbook.

"Sculpted heads mystery.  From UFO Newsclipping Service, 1986.

Memories -- the thrill of making your first clay homunculus, and then the anxiety of examination day, when the teacher handed out the pins and expected a miracle.  From Swarthmore's 1974 yearbook.  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

Arman's "L’Heure de Tous" sculpture at the Saint Lazare train station has created temporal anomalies not only in Paris but all across Europe and even parts of Turkey.  Though we are proponents of art in general, we must formally denounce this particular sculpture for its recklessness with the fabric of spacetime.  Photos by Juanedc and Vincent Aguerre.  

From The Snow Image by Nathaniel Hawthorne and illustrated by Marcus Waterman, 1864.

From the Toronto yearbook of 1953.

Sculptor James Thorton moulds his self-portrait.  From New Outlook, 1957.

Here's a snow owl from The Boy's Own Paper, 1880.

Ancient Egypt in wet sand.  From Popular Mechanics, 1924.

"Another stoops and takes a handful of clay from the earth, and with the pressure of his fingers moulds it to the reality of an unreal image seen in dreams."  From English Illustrated, 1890.

"An advert advising people to 'Keep and eye on your chest.'  X-rays help to catch Tuberculosis of the lungs early."  From 195?.

From De Kapelle der Dooden by Abraham a Sancta Clara, 1741.