Vincent Van Gogh has a unique way of painting often including spirals into his work, most famously known in Starry Night.

These are some 'mysterious' geoglyphs that have been found in the desert of South Africa. These geoglyphs do not perfectly follow that Fibonacci sequence but they are very close.

This is the Wheel of Eternity which has come from Armenia. Sections of the Fibonacci spiral can be seen in this wheel creating a flower like shape.

Here we are able to see the spiral in the waves as they curl over in this famous painting.

Here are three double spirals which can be found in Ireland. Each of these spirals connect with the next making a never ending loop.

This spiral is believed to be a ancient Egyptian board game, the rules for this game are unknown but it is believed that you begin at the goose head and finish at the snake head.

Here we are able to see the Fibonacci spiral fitting around the famous Mona Lisa painting. Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in 1502-1517 Fibonacci invented the sequence in 1202.

As you can see, sections of the Fibonacci spiral in each of the curves in this Celtic carving.