Deco Cards
Description: Heavy faux foil gold and black geometric repeat pattern in vintage 1920s Art Deco Style with diamond shapes
Heavy Faux Foil Gold and Black Diamond Vintage Art Deco Geometric Pattern Card
by podartist
$5.00 $6.00
Ramos-Pinto Port Wine - Vintage Art Deco Advertising Poster Card
by Naves
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The design on this t-shirt features a mid-century modern inspired geometric pattern in shades of light blue, orange, green and yellow. The pattern consists of various shapes, including circle, half circles, and three lines, arranged in a repeating pattern. The design has a retro feel, reminiscent of the designs popular in the 1950s and 60s. The colors and shapes create a playful and cheerful look, making it a great choice for anyone looking to add a touch of vintage charm to their collection.
Description: A geometric design with multiple shapes and colors arranged in a mid-century modern style. The design includes shades of green, yellow, orange, and green, and is reminiscent of the iconic designs of the mid-20th century. The shapes and lines create a sense of movement and depth, giving the design a dynamic and playful feel. It would be a great addition to any mid-century modern enthusiast.
Description: Going up? Show your appreciation for portals to otherworldly dimensions with this Hollywood Tower directory sign print. From the elegant lobby to the elusive club at the top of the lightning-struck tower, this directory lists all of the hotel's public areas with a bold art deco design in the colors of the bellhops' uniforms.
Description: The Catacombs of Paris, situated beneath the city's bustling streets, bear witness to a chilling chapter in history. In the spring of 1780, an extended period of heavy rainfall inundated the overcrowded Les Innocents cemetery, leading to a gruesome spectacle where rotting corpses spilled onto the adjacent property. This horrifying event marked the beginning of a 12-year endeavor to relocate bodies from various cemeteries in Paris to the city's former limestone quarries, eventually populating the underground tunnels with an astonishing 6 million remains. Today, approximately a mile of this subterranean labyrinth is open to visitors, who can embark on guided tours through the eerie passageways and encounter meticulously arranged displays.
Haunted Places The Catacombs of Paris, France Art Nouveau Card
by Fisheyed Graphics
$5.00 $6.00
