English Major Posters and Art Prints

English Majors Get Lit. It's a pun. Show you're an English major with a hilarious sense of humor and hip vocabulary with this shirt.

English Bf

English Bf

Beowulf, because Chaucer is to easy. In Anglo-Saxon. For literature and language nerds.

Perfect appreciation gift for english major and gamer : loved one or friend !

i paid 12k to be told to read jane austen and then I DIDN'T

Perfect appreciation gift for english major and gamer : loved one or friend !

you heard (or in this case READ) it right, an ENGLISH MAJOR!

Inspired by the iconic poem "Ode on a Grecian Urn," this high-quality sticker celebrates poetic inspiration. Stick it on notebooks, journals, or anywhere you desire a touch of elegance. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts, writers, and lovers of classic literature.

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If you're an educator who specializes in reading, writing, and essays -- then this awesome and cool english teacher shirt is just for you. This english teacher tshirt makes the perfect gift or birthday present for the instructor in your life -- elementary school, middle school, high school, college, or university professor!

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Celebrate Jane Austen with this Sense and Sensibility quote.

Grammar police is here! Punctuation saves lives. This funny English grammar design is a cool gift for every English teacher, student, literature major & all who adhere to correct spelling & grammar. Wear it in English literature class & book reading club.

Celebrate your love for Jane Austen with this beautiful Pride and Prejudice quote.

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“Vivre, c'est faire vivre l'absurde” ------ Nihilize yourself with this awesome Camus quote design!

The English Merchant Ship ‘Malaba’ by William Clark with oil on canvas digitally enhanced

Just a Poe Boy from a Poe Family - Edgar Allan Poe Humor

My broom broke so now I teach English literature.literature teacher's funny gift

A handlettered tribute to a classic poem by Dylan Thomas. This is a beautiful poem to motivate you or celebrate someone who is fighting a personal battle.

Happyness is a grammatical mistake. Be happy, but beware of the grammar police. The English teacher & literature teacher knows that correct English grammar is happiness, not happyness. Be a happy English student & major, but be also grammatically correct!

A great tit (Parus major) swoops on to and lands on a birdfeeder with sunflower seed hearts to feed in autumn in a garden in southern England in autumn

If you're an educator who specializes in reading, writing, and essays -- then this awesome and cool english teacher shirt is just for you. This english teacher tshirt makes the perfect gift or birthday present for the instructor in your life -- elementary school, middle school, high school, college, or university professor!

William Shakespeare - Wordcloud

Shakespeare English Literature Tarot Card Funny

"You speak an infinite deal of nothing" from a series of Shakespearean insults by artist Kit Cronk.

Everybody loves a good book pun, right? For all of you bookworms out there, here's clever literature shirt to fit your humorous literary pun needs! Oscar Wilde would undoubtedly endorse any literate person wearing this!

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This classic William Shakespeare portrait has been updated with a little eyeliner and a quote from the musical, Something Rotten: "It's hard to be The Bard" Makes a great gift

Wait What Funny Punctuation

Vintage Typewriter Patent Typist Gift. Patent blueprint art as a unique printable design. All patent prints are restored and digitally enhanced to remove as many flaws as possible while maintaining the integrity of the original document.

Funny Shakespeare Prose Before Bros

For those currently and forever attending student loan university.

A great vintage addition for your quirky classroom, literary dorm room, or quirky closet! This design is inspired by the ubiquitous Miami pattern from the 80s and 90s.

Having a bad day? A moan day or a wails day? This design on tees, mugs and other stuff will cheer you up. Just say James Joyce’s words out loud. Shout the words. Loud. Pound your chest. Hard. Weep copiously. See. It worked! The design adapts a photo of James Joyce and pairs it with his iconic days of the week from “Finnegans Wake.” He called the work “a nightmaze.” Read it and see why. Do it this Frightday. Know an English major? This would be a perfect gift. Or a Burthday present?