Kirk Douglas Baseball T-Shirts

Inspiring quotes by Kirk Douglas.

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Inspiring quotes by Kirk Douglas.

Old japanese technique from the 8th century. it consists to draw in a few lines only with chinese ink on paper. this art is part of zen culture

Kirk Douglas plays the ruthless newspaper man Chuck Tatum in Billy Wilder's classic film noir 'Ace In The Hole' from 1950. As Jan Sterling tells him "I've met a lot of hard-boiled eggs in my time, but you - you're twenty minutes"... Available as both a colour print for white shirts & a white print for dark ones.

Kirk Douglas plays the ruthless newspaper man Chuck Tatum in Billy Wilder's classic film noir 'Ace In The Hole' from 1950. As Jan Sterling tells him "I've met a lot of hard-boiled eggs in my time, but you - you're twenty minutes"... Available as both a colour print for white shirts & a white print for dark ones.

Kirk Douglas

Kirk Douglas in charcoal

Here’s a caricature of the great Kirk Douglas I did in reverence. RIP

A graphite pencil portrait on Bristol board depicting Kirk Douglas in his role as Vincent Van Gogh from the 1956 movie 'Lust For Life'.

Wonderful actor from Hollywood's golden age

The Vikings Movie Poster

Vincent Van Gogh's Self Portrait & Kirk Douglas

Kirk Douglas as Sisyphus.

Spartacus Movie Poster

Kirk Douglas

Black and white portrait drawing on toned paper of the vintage actor and celebrity Humphrey Bogart.

Title logo for the 1980 science fiction film.

I'm just standing up for my rights, as a consumer.

Portrait painting of Kirk Douglas from the film "Paths of Glory" directed by Stanley Kubrick, with the title of the film underneath.

I'm Spartacus - A fine art pencil drawing of the legendary gladiator Spartacus.

I AM SPARTACUS

I AM SPARTACUS

The Big Carnival Movie Poster (Ace in the Hole)

Are you Spartacus? Do you need others to see that fact?

Original 10x08in acrylic on canvas panel. With the passing of actor Kirk Douglas, my mind drifted to his outstanding performance in the 1956 movie Lust For Life, Vincent Van Gogh. For me, Kirk Douglas was Van Gogh

"Not economically viable"