17th Century Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A graphic with a stylized atomic structure at the top. Below it, the text 'SCIENCE' in white, 'RUINING ALL THE FUN OF' in yellow, 'GUESSING' in large yellow letters, and 'SINCE THE 17TH CENTURY' in teal. The style is bold and distressed.
Science Ruining All The Fun Of Guessing Since The 17th Century Atom Phone Case
by christian king studio
$17 $23
Description: The field of this extraordinary rug is dominated by a single large flowering plant, probably a chrysanthemum, filling almost the entire field from the bottom to the arched top. A highly realistic effect is achieved by rendering both leaves and flowers in almost full-face position giving the weaver the possibility to represent them in great detail. Below, on either side of the main flower, appear smaller flowers, probably tulips. Interlacing leaf stems provide the transition from the field to the spandrels of the arch above.
Description: Show off your love for empirical evidence and witty secular humor with this "SCIENCE - MAKING RELIGION LOOK STUPID SINCE THE 17TH CENTURY" graphic design! Featuring a classic distressed varsity typography arch paired with an iconic white atomic structure icon with red electrons. A bold statement piece designed for scientists, atheists, freethinkers, physics geeks, and chemistry lovers. Ideal for custom t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, stickers, mugs, and sarcastic gifts for science enthusiasts!
Description: A graphic with text spread across the canvas. The top line reads "SCIENCE" in large white block letters with a distressed effect. Below this is an atomic symbol with colorful orbiting spheres. The next line reads "Ruining" in large yellow, textured letters. Beneath that, "ALL THE FUN OF" appears in smaller white block letters. The largest text on the canvas reads "GUESSING" in bold yellow letters with a textured finish. Finally, the bottom line states "SINCE THE 17TH CENTURY" in light blue block letters.
Description: A bold, multi-line text design with 'SCIENCE' in white arched letters above a white atom symbol. Below, 'RUINING' and 'GUESSING' are in large gold block letters. 'ALL THE FUN OF' is in smaller white block letters between them. At the bottom, 'SINCE THE 17TH CENTURY' appears in white text on a blue rectangular background.
SCIENCE RUINING ALL THE FUN OF GUESSING SINCE THE 17TH CENTURY Atom Symbol Phone Case
by GRAPHIC CHARCOAL DARK
$17 $23
Description: Every biologist should know this work by Hooke. It was the first detailed examination of microorganisms thus considered the founding text of microbiology. If you like vintage or microscopy or biology or this weathered antique look, this design is for you. Also a very nice gift idea for professors, biologists, vintage lovers etc.
Description: In 1638, just five years after Galileo was sentenced for the heresy of heliocentrism, a cheap little book appeared in London under the title The Discovery of a World Inside the Moone: Or, A Discourse Tending to Prove That ’tis Probable There May be Another Habitable World in that Planet.
The Discovery of a World Inside the Moone / Middle Ages Astrological Woodcut Phone Case
by CultOfRomance
$17 $23
Honoring Independence Day with The American Revolution Frit-Tees Phone Case
by Frit-Tees Graphic Designs
$17 $23
Description: The Mayflower remains one of history’s most iconic vessels, famously carrying 102 Pilgrims across the North Atlantic in 1620. This 100-foot merchant ship braved a treacherous 66-day journey, surviving massive swells and structural damage before landing at Cape Cod. Commanded by Captain Christopher Jones, the voyage led to the founding of Plymouth Colony, a pivotal moment in American history. You can also find this historical design on TeePublic, featuring a wide variety of unique merchandise. From comfortable apparel like t-shirts and hoodies to creative stickers, mugs, and magnets, these products are perfect for history buffs looking to celebrate the legacy of the 1620 voyage.
Description: John Dewey quote: The rise of new science in the seventeenth century laid hold upon general culture in the next century. The enlightenment... testified to the widespread belief that at last light had dawned, that dissipation of ignorance, superstition, and bigotry was at hand, and the triumph of reason was assured -- for reason was counterpart in man of the laws of nature which science was disclosing. The reign of law in the natural world was to be followed by the reign of law in human affairs.
