Lithograph Mugs
Description: Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) with this intricately detailed vector illustration. Styled in a classic black and cream lithography engraving aesthetic, this piece beautifully captures the unique early 20th-century sanatorium architecture designed for sunlight and airflow in Lakewood, Colorado. Featuring fine linework, precise cross-hatching shading, and a realistic gradient sky with passing birds, the artwork is framed by a slim, elegant botanical border that seamlessly integrates the scene. Perfect for alumni, art history lovers, and fans of vintage printmaking, this balanced layout is optimized specifically for screen printing, making it a standout addition to any apparel or wa
Description: The Strong Oi Pouring Sake by Katsushika Hokusai Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist, ukiyo-e painter and printmaker of the Edo period. Born in Edo, Hokusai is best known as author of the woodblock print series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji which includes the internationally iconic print, The Great Wave off Kanagawa. He also painted and printed such intimate and graceful scene as this typical sake ritual.
Description: Celebrate iconic Midwest architecture with this beautiful, screen-print-ready vector design inspired by early 20th-century travel lithographs. Featuring a detailed depiction of the historic Art Institute of Chicago building alongside its legendary bronze lion, this design perfectly captures the classic charm of Michigan Avenue. Complete with stylized vintage typography reading "School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)", "111 S Michigan Ave", and "Year 1893", this vibrant yet timeless artwork is a must-have for art students, alumni, architecture lovers, and proud Chicagoans alike. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, and posters!
Description: Celebrate iconic Midwest architecture with this beautiful, screen-print-ready vector design inspired by early 20th-century travel lithographs. Featuring a detailed depiction of the historic Art Institute of Chicago building alongside its legendary bronze lion, this design perfectly captures the classic charm of Michigan Avenue. Complete with stylized vintage typography reading "School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)", "111 S Michigan Ave", and "Year 1893", this vibrant yet timeless artwork is a must-have for art students, alumni, architecture lovers, and proud Chicagoans alike. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, and posters!
Description: Maurits Cornelis Escher's "Bond of Union" is a lithograph depicting two heads, one representing the artist himself and the other his wife, Jetta Umiker. Their faces are connected by a swirling, Möbius strip-like band that seems to merge their profiles with an urban landscape in the background, symbolizing the interconnectedness and cyclical nature of their relationship and reality itself.
Description: A stunning vintage-style lithograph engraving of the iconic Furness-Hewitt building's side elevation. Featuring intricate Victorian Gothic architecture, detailed cross-hatching, and beautiful brickwork patterns, this illustration captures the historic grandeur of the famous Philadelphia landmark. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts, history lovers, and fans of classic antique prints.
Description: Step back in time with this exquisitely detailed graphic illustration of the historic Tullibody Hall at Alabama State University, established in 1914. Rendered in a rich, sepia-toned lithographic engraving style, this artwork captures the symmetrical architecture and timeless heritage of the Montgomery, AL campus. Featuring intricate cross-hatching and elegant arched lettering, the design evokes the nostalgic charm of an antique bank note. Perfect for history buffs, architecture lovers, and anyone who appreciates classic vintage academic art.
Description: Celebrate architectural heritage with this stunning, highly detailed classical engraving of the iconic Foundation Building. Inspired by the intricate craftsmanship of vintage banknotes and fine lithographs, this design features exquisite line work, ornate borders, and a beautiful deep blue accent highlighting the historic "Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art." Perfectly optimized for screen printing, this unique graphic blends timeless academic history with sophisticated art style. Perfect for students, alumni, architecture buffs, and lovers of classic NYC landmarks.
Description: Step into timeless elegance with this vintage lithography engraving simulation featuring the historic Duhring Wing and Furness Building. Crafted in an antique print aesthetic with meticulous cross-hatching and fine line details, the illustration captures the distinguished essence of the University of Pennsylvania's heritage. A classic bank-note color palette of soft greens and warm browns elevates this piece, beautifully framed by elegant typography and a decorative border. Perfect for alumni, history buffs, and lovers of classical architecture.
Description: Capture the historic charm and modern inspiration of the Weitzman School of Design at Meyerson Hall, UPenn! This elegant illustration, rendered in a classic lithograph engraving style, showcases the building’s gabled rooflines, detailed stone trims, and the vibrant campus environment. Perfect for architecture students, design enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates academic elegance.
Description: Maurits Cornelis Escher's "Drawing Hands" is a lithograph print created in 1948. It depicts two hands emerging from a sheet of paper, each drawing the other into existence. It's a visual representation of a paradox and self-reference, playing with the viewer's perception of reality and illusion. The artwork explores themes of creation, recursion, and the intricate relationship between observer and observed.
Description: A meticulous and elegant vector engraving design capturing the timeless beauty of a historic campus quad. Rendered in a classic monochromatic deep blue banknote style, this illustration features iconic architecture, stylized laurel wreaths, and ornate old-style typography. Perfect for students, alumni, and lovers of vintage academic heritage.
Advertisement for Djer-Kiss Toilet Water, 1917 by Maxfield Parrish Mug
by WAITE-SMITH VINTAGE ART
$18
Description: The University of Sydney (USYD), established in 1850, is Australia's first university and the oldest in Oceania. It is a member of the prestigious Group of Eight research-intensive universities and is consistently ranked among the top 50 globally. Its main campus in Camperdown and Darlington is famous for its neo-Gothic sandstone buildings and "Oxford-style" quadrangle
Description: High resolution reproduction, color corrected for vibrant and crisp colors, sharp prints,and digitally touched up for tears, blemishes, missing elements. The Green Hornet Strikes Again! 1940 Vintage Hollywood Hero Movie Film Advertising Poster.
The Green Hornet Strikes Again! 1940 Vintage Hollywood Hero Movie Film Advertising Mug
by Vintage Posters
$18
Description: Step back in time with this premium mid-century inspired travel poster design. Featuring a grand, realistic perspective of the iconic 1958 Brutalist architecture masterpiece, this artwork beautifully captures the striking concrete lines and textured depth of classic stone lithography. Styled with bold retro-academic typography and elegant ivy leaf elements, it perfectly blends vintage collegiate charm with high-definition modern graphic design. A must-have for architects, art students, history buffs, and lovers of vintage academic aesthetics. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, and gifts!
Description: Embrace the ancient beauty of nature with this vintage Great Basin National Park design. Featuring a classic 19th-century lithograph style, it showcases the majestic bristlecone pine trees and dramatic mountain peaks of Nevada. Perfect for hikers, road trippers, and national park lovers who appreciate historic engraving art. Add a touch of retro wanderlust to your everyday style and celebrate the great outdoors.
Description: Osmar Schindler (1867–1927) was a German painter associated with the late 19th-century academic and historical painting tradition. In David and Goliath (1888), a lithograph, Schindler emphasizes a striking visual contrast between the youthful David and the imposing Goliath. David’s smaller, agile figure stands in sharp opposition to Goliath’s massive and powerful form, highlighting the tension between vulnerability and strength. Through dramatic scale, movement, and composition, Schindler captures the courage of the seemingly weaker figure facing an overwhelming opponent.
