Maitland Kids Hoodies

This premium t-shirt is the perfect way to show your admiration for the legendary film Beverly Hills Cop! It features a unique design of Victor Maitland, the iconic villain from the movie. The vibrant colors and bold design will stand out in any crowd, and the lightweight, breathable fabric ensures maximum comfort. Crafted from premium materials, this t-shirt is sure to last through all your adventures. Whether you're going out for a night on the town or just looking to add a touch of style to your everyday wardrobe, this t-shirt is the perfect choice. So don't miss out on your chance to pay tribute to one of the greatest movie villains of all time – get your "Victor Maitland - Art Dealer" t-shirt today! Also available on mugs, water ...

Straight Outta Maitland - Gift for Australian From Maitland in New South Wales Australia

Victor Maitland

Family owned and operated since 1988. Owners Adam and Barbara Maitland control operations from afar...very afar, but rest assured they are on top of (or six feet under) day-to-day operations. All your hardware and hobby needs under one roof!

Turn off your brain!! This is just for funsies!!

Maitland NSW Australia Australian Flag Heart. A colorful design for someone who loves Maitland.

Quote from the Broadway Musical "Beetlejuice." Fans of the show will love this show-inspired design!

Minimalistic Design of Ainsley Maitland-Niles 15 for the 22/23 Season.

Barbara Maitland from Beetlejuice in her monster form

Southampton F.C. Home Kit Design for Ainsley Maitland-Niles 3.

You been to Saturn? I've been to Saturn, too! Whoa, Sandworms? You hate 'em? I hate 'em too!

A city in Australia.

Adam from Beetlejuice when he transforms and has the super big nose.

Show everyone your a fan of Beetlejuice with one of the most recognizable scenes now with White Lettering - No name attached to quote so you can make them guess

Barbara: Lydia's trying, but they don't believe her. Adam: She's got photos, Barbara. Barbara: Adam, you had a photo of Big Foot!

WELCOME TO A SHOW ABOUT DEATH

When I took this image, I thought of a Preacher about to give his sermon at a Pulpit. However, in reality, this Little Black Cormorant is actually drying his wings after diving for food. Taken at Walka Waterworks in Maitland in the Hunter Valley.

As the headline states, "Please Welcome The Maitlands" ... to The Afterlife, of course, which is also the name of the newspaper the article is published in. I think Barbara and Adam Maitland make one of my favorite movie couples ... so naive, but sweet and well-meaning, and played so earnestly by Geena Davis and Alec Baldwin, respectively. The whole opening of Beetlejuice is full of wide-eyed reactions like this one, as they slowly find out they have inadvertently joined an exclusive club known as the recently deceased.

Maitland, Nova Scotia, Canada - August 29, 2020 : Old wheelbarrow in a field full of wild yellow flowers in Maitland, Hants county, Nova Scotia, Canada. Camera: Nikon D3300 & Nikkor 18-105mm lens ISO 200, 21mm, f/5.6, 1/1000

Step into the eerie and enchanting world of Beetlejuice with this delightfully spooky t-shirt. Show your love for the Ghost with the Most and his afterlife adventures in this hauntingly hilarious design. It's Showtime!

Early morning walk along the Hunter River, Maitland in the Hunter Valley NSW Australia.

Mother Swan and her Cynets at Walka Waterworks, Maitland in the Hunter Valley, NSW Australia

I've recently purchased a new Tamron zoom lens and had the opportunity of taking some decent shots of two new windows installed in Nov. 2016 in the clerestory of St Peter's Anglican Church, East Maitland. This photo shows portions of the left and right lancets of the St Luke window but focuses in on the quatrafoil above, featuring a winged bull, the Medieaval symbol for St Luke

An early morning walk along the Hunter River at Maitland, NSW Australia in the Hunter Valley.

Lydia Deetz from Beetlejuice

Aziraphale's magic era, inspired by the fabulous Miles Maitland

Scare up some fun with this sickly green image of Adam Maitland giving his best scary performance.

Here's Barbara in her scariest form. We have an Adam design as well for all you creepy couples

The second window installed at St Peter's Anglican Church, East Maitland in Nov 2016, this figure is a remake of an Edward Burne-Jones design. Burne-Jones was a leading figure in the Pre-Raphaelite movement in Britain, associated with William Morris & Company. He made at least five versions of this design himself and while I have used colours to suit my own scheme here I have tried to remain as faithful as possible to the original work.

A close-up of one of the clerestory windows installed Nov. 2016 in St Peter's Anglican Church, East Maitland, NSW. The figure is an interpretation in glass of the 1472 painting of St James by Carlo Crivelli. The Church itself is quite beautiful, with a wealth of stained glass. It was built by Edmund Blackett, a colonial architect, in the mid-1800's

Barbra Maitland from Beetlejuice tries to be scary!

In the book: "Rule Number Two: the living usually won't see the dead". Adam: 'Won't' or 'can't'? Barbara: It just says 'won't'. God, this book is so stupid. I can't understand anything in it. [Adam takes the book and closes it] Adam: Barb, honey... we're dead. I don't think we have very much to worry about anymore.

Remember the days when movies only used tangible practical effects instead of CGI for every single little item on screen? Beetlejuice in particular has many scenes that hearken back to really old school stop-motion animation effects, the same techniques that were used in classic action-horror movies like Jason and the Argonauts (1963), and even going way back to King Kong (1933). This is one of the coolest things about Beetlejuice, in my opinion, and this piece is dedicated to the scene where Barbara and Adam Maitland stretch and do horrible things to their faces in an attempt to scare the people who invaded their home after they died ... all done in beautifully weird stop-motion animation.

Show everyone your a fan of Beetlejuice and a quote from the movie with one of the most recognizable scenes