Marie Rose Magnets

Rose-Marie is a fashion illustration inspired by the imperial Faberge Rose Trellis Egg from 1907, and Marie Antoinette. The egg was an Easter gift from Tsar Nicholas II to his wife, Alexandra Fyodorovna, and is made of green enamel with pink enamel roses and gold vines, and a latticework covered with rose-cut diamonds, with a large portrait diamond on either end of the egg.

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Marie et la Rose

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'Marie Antoinette with a Rose' by Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun (1783).

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Fortune favors the bold.

Rose Marie McCoy is one of the most prolific songwriters you've never heard of.

Pattern inspired by Marie from The Aristocats

Born Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna, was the last Queen of France before the French Revolution.

Original Fan Art of Marie Rose from Dead or Alive by: Michael McComb

Run as mad as you choose just do not loose your head is a mangled Jane Austen quote for Marie Antoinette manga portrait painting. There are “Easter eggs” hidden in this Marie Antoinette low brow portrait from the hidden skull in her flower crown to the red silk necklace.

La Marie-Rose - first 6a in Fontainebleau. Mythical boulder!

Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun's "Marie Antoinette with a Rose" is an iconic portrait capturing the elegance and grace of the renowned queen of France. Completed in 1755, this masterpiece exemplifies Vigée Le Brun's skill in portraying her subjects with intimacy and sophistication. Marie Antoinette, depicted with a single rose in hand, radiates poise and regality, embodying the epitome of 18th-century royalty. The painting stands as a testament to Vigée Le Brun's talent and the enduring allure of Marie Antoinette's legacy.

This design features 10 of the flowers from Disney's Alice in Wonderland. The background is a light green to green gradient.

The fictional University of Lowlands from the satirical and surreal TV series, A Very Peculiar Practice, starring Peter Davison (Doctor Who) as a Doctor in medical centre dealing with the students and faculty

Marie Antoinette in watercolour

"Ladies Don't Start Fights but They Can Finish Them" -Marie from The Aristocats

Marie Antoinette portrait

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The fictional University of Lowlands from the satirical and surreal TV series, A Very Peculiar Practice, starring Peter Davison (Doctor Who) as a Doctor in medical centre dealing with the students and faculty

The University of Lowlands logo from the 80's satirical TV series, A Very Peculiar Practice. Starring Peter Davison as a doctor in a university medical centre dealing with the students and staff.

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Country Music Artists Collection

Cat styled as Marie Antoinette