Hora Posters and Art Prints
Description: A pale vampire tilts upward beneath an ornate jeweled cross, a single drop of blood at the lips, surrounded by stars and elaborate antique-inspired ornament. Featuring the Latin phrase “Mors, certa, hora, incerta.”, meaning “Death is certain, the hour uncertain,” this design blends gothic romance, devotional symbolism, and dark storybook elegance. Perfect for lovers of vampires, macabre beauty, antique gothic illustration, and dramatic occult-inspired art.
Mors, Certa, Hora, Incerta. – Gothic Vampire Portrait Posters and Art
by AL_Vintage
$10 $14
Description: Kutna Hora, Czechia travel illustration - a Gothic cathedral with a triple tent-shaped roof rising above an old silver-mining town of red roofs and a green river valley. A retro flat-design souvenir for travelers who love Kutna Hora and exploring the world. Perfect for wanderlust, vacation memories and lovers of beautiful European towns and coastlines.
Kutna Hora Czechia Travel Souvenir - Retro Illustration Posters and Art
by Visual Arts Oasis
$10 $14
Description: A powerful design featuring the iconic "Patria y Vida" slogan and "15N" to honor the movement for freedom in Cuba. A bold statement of pride and support for the Cuban people.
Es La Hora De La Libertad Patria y Vida Cuba 15N Posters and Art
by Retro Ruckus
$10 $14
Description: Minimalist poster inspired by Ingmar Bergman’s Vargtimmen (Hour of the Wolf). The torn mask, stark silhouettes and bold red typography capture the film’s psychological tension, surreal atmosphere and exploration of identity. A clean, art‑house design for fans of European cinema and surreal psychological horror.
Vargtimmen – Hour of the Wolf | Ingmar Bergman | Minimalist Psychological Horror Poster Posters and Art
by FULLER FACTORY
$10 $14
Description: Here you can see the 2 parts, the 2 neighborhoods of the Hora ("Capital") of Serifos island. On the left side, you can see the Ano (Upper) Hora, the old part, which was "hidden" on the back of the hill, far from the eyes of the pirates. On the right side of hill, lies the Kato (Lower) Hora, the "newer", "visible" part, where the colorful church, makes a great contrast with the white little houses. Deeper, on sea level, you can see a different village, called Livadi, which is the islands' harbor. In the background, on the horizon you can see a another beautiful island of the Kyklades, Sifnos. Photo taken from the "Miners' path". It is the path that starts from the Hora of Serifos and after a 2-2 and half hour walk goes to Mega Livad...
