Quoth Bags

Description: A watercolor raven is perched on a branch in front of a green background.

Description: “‘Tis some visitor,’ I muttered, `tapping at my chamber door – Only this, and nothing more.”

Description: Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling, By the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore, “Though thy crest be shorn and shaven, thou,” I said, “art sure no craven, Ghastly grim and ancient Raven wandering from the Nightly shore— Tell me what thy lordly name is on the Night’s Plutonian shore!” Quoth the Raven “Nevermore.”

Description: Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most important figures in American English Literature. This design illustrates his classic "The Raven". Crafted with a supernatural feel, this poem has a gorgeous musicality to it. For those who love reading, this gothic classic was the catalyst for many chilling stories and poems. Great for teachers, fans, writers, students, yourself or a loved one who loves Poe.

Description: A tribute to The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe

Description: "You're dearer to me than all the bats in all the caves in the world," Morticia to Gomez

Description: Quoth The Raven - Nevermore

Description: Inspired by the poem "The Raven" by American writer & poet: Edgar Allan Poe.

Description: Quoth the Raptor Nevermore

Description: Few authors have had the reach and influence of Poe

Description: quoth?

Description: Edgar Allan Poe looks stylish with some black wings and a bleeding heart... The Raven is famous, but my favorite is The Tell-tale Heart and these two were the inspiration for this artwork...

Description: This is my second Poe design, again shows Poe and ravens, but this time with a different kind of skulls, authors signature and the word Nevermore. Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer, editor, and literary critic. Poe is best known for his poetry and short stories, particularly his tales of mystery and the macabre. He is widely regarded as a central figure of Romanticism in the United States and of American literature as a whole, and he was one of the country’s earliest practitioners of the short story. He is generally considered the inventor of the detective fiction genre and is further credited with contributing to the emerging genre of science fiction. He was the first well-known American writer to earn a living through writing alone.

Description: Minimalism is about taking away, about using as little as possible to communicate your idea. It's about using always less. Nevermore.

Description: A scornful black raven uttering Edgar Allen Poe's immortal words from The Raven. Nevermore! Quoth the raven... Large looming black corvid art drawn by artist, Paul Stickland.

Description: A witty raven design inspired by classic literary humor. Perfect for fans of clever bird-themed artwork and dark humor.

Description: The raven is here reminding you of its favorite saying, just in time for the spookiest holiday.

Description: Poe's The Raven in a very minimal form, lettering against a black raven silhouette.

Description: Silhouette of crow over the moon.

Description: Styilize your goth size with a Chibi Edgar Allen Poe with the infamous Raven!

Description: Quoth the Raven One More Cold Brew - a raven quothing one more cold brew. A vintage retro badge illustration Halloween cold brew design, perfect as a Halloween gift for coffee lovers, baristas and spooky-season fans. Grab it for trick-or-treat night, costume parties, or everyday spooky-season style.

Description: Edgar Allen Poe "The Raven" quote

Description: Dark gothic illustration of a raven perched on a skull with Nevermore Quoth The Raven and Allan Poe. Perfect for literature lovers, Poe fans and dark academia style.

Description: A dark gothic humor design featuring a detailed raven perched on a skull with its beak open beneath dramatic Quoth The Raven lettering. The phrase Nah, Bruh adds a modern sarcastic twist to classic macabre literary imagery. Cream and red distressed typography, etched feather details, and the skull centerpiece create a bold blend of raven symbolism, spooky comedy, gothic style, and literary parody.

Description: Distinctive graphic featuring Poe's Raven, designed for light backgrounds. If you prefer darker clothing and products, look my alternate version Quoth the Raven "Nevermore" ... for the Dark in my store.

Description: Look, Ed...Can I call you 'Ed'? Speaking strictly off the record, I'm thinking I gots to go with "Nevermore". Now, I know that's you ain't a fan, but it's the truth. Don't quoth me on that, though. Aight, kid?

Description: This alternative graphic design brings a raw, distressed collage aesthetic to the timeless phrases "Quoth the Raven" and "Nevermore" alongside a flying black bird. Drawing inspiration from Edgar Allan Poe's legendary poem, this edgy art style stands out with high-contrast text and paper textures. It is perfect for grunge fashion lovers, dark academia students, and alternative rock fans who love classic literature.

Description: A retro varsity game-day design made for the Charm City football faithful, featuring "Quoth the Raven". Throwback stripes and blocky athletic type give it a classic stadium feel. Made for tailgate regulars, fantasy-league lifers and every loyal fan. Ready for watch parties, tailgates and late-season playoff pushes.

Description: Nevermore!

Description: Quoth the Raven: Merry Christmas!

Description: Quoth the Twitcher: Nevermore - a Poe-parody birder quothing nevermore. A vintage distressed badge illustration Halloween birder design, perfect as a Halloween gift for hobby lovers, keepers and spooky-season fans. Grab it for trick-or-treat night, costume parties, or everyday spooky-season style.

Description: Quoth the Dead Philosopher - a bust of a dead philosopher quothing, unprompted. A vintage typographic script illustration Halloween book lover design, perfect as a Halloween gift for book lovers, bookworms and spooky-season readers. Grab it for trick-or-treat night, costume parties, or everyday spooky-season style.

Description: Edgar Allan Poe nevermore illustration with a dreamy raven motif.

Description: Give in to the delicious danger of one more chapter. Ransom-note blocks in red, blue, cream and black surround a sweeping quill, turning ‘Quoth the Reader’ into a playful battle cry for bookworms, librarians and midnight readers.