The pyramids at Giza from Athanasius Kircher's Sphinx Mystagoga (1676).

Ugh. First synthetic chromosome, first "life" created by man in a lab.

This was already in 2010.
"J. Craig Venter Institute designed a bacterial genome on a computer, chemically synthesized it (about 1.08 million base pairs), and transplanted it into an emptied-out cell of a related bacterium. The resulting cell was viable, self-replicating, and controlled entirely by the man-made DNA"

"Typhon, The Father of All Monsters", Willem Goeree (1635 - 1711), Dutch

Joseph Wolf ( 1820 - 1899 )

Jason Anderson

Entrance door in Dzungarian Alatau Mountains of Kazakhstan.

Remember the basics.

Juniper tree in Gunnison National Park, Colorado.