Lamentation Stickers
Description: Lamentation of the Pig A grieving acolyte in lavender vestments cradles Saint Porcellus, Patron Pig of Contentment, while a second swine achieves transcendence through complete surrender to existence. Art historians remain divided on the work's true meaning. Some interpret the upturned pig as a meditation on mortality and the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures. Others contend it represents humanity's eternal struggle against an indifferent universe. A minority of scholars maintain that the artist had absolutely no idea what he was doing.
Conan The Barbarian - The Sound Of Lamentation Graphic Sticker
by starkasco
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Lamentation of the Pig Starring Alex Lifeson A loving tribute inspired by one of Geddy Lee's delightfully homemade tour shirts, this design reimagines The Lamentation of the Pig with Alex Lifeson cast as the grieving acolyte in lavender pajamas, cradling Saint Porcellus, Patron Pig of Contentment, while lamenting the tragic fate of his fallen porcine companion. Art historians remain divided on the work's true meaning. Some interpret the fallen pig as a meditation on mortality and the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures. Others contend it represents humanity's eternal struggle against an indifferent universe.
Description: WHAT IS BEST IN LIFE? TO CRUSH YOUR ENEMIES SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU AND TO HEAR THE LAMENTATION OF THEIR WOMEN
WHAT IS BEST IN LIFE? TO CRUSH YOUR ENEMIES SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU AND TO HEAR THE LAMENTATION OF THEIR WOMEN Sticker
by com1227mia
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Conan The Barbarian The Sound Of Music Arnold Schwarzenegger The Sound Of Lamentation
Conan The Barbarian - The Sound Of Music - Arnold Schwarzenegger - The Sound Of Lamentation Sticker
by PabloValeyr Studio
$3.00 $3.50
Conan The Barbarian - The Sound Of Music - The Sound Of Lamentation Meme Sticker
by Veloxie
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Seneca was one of the stoic philosophers in ancient Rome. Despite sexist remarks made in much of his writing, this statement was sincere given that a personal experience in his life inspired it. He had an aunt whose husband had recently passed away overseas and she was taxed with the duty of bringing his body home for proper burial. She endured violent storms on the ship in addition to a shipwreck which took a great toll on her health and wellbeing. Still, after all was said and done she managed to complete the task. These words are a tribute to her and her efforts, in part. Generally speaking, they still ring true today.
Description: Seneca was one of the stoic philosophers in ancient Rome. Despite sexist remarks made in much of his writing, this statement was sincere given that a personal experience in his life inspired it. He had an aunt whose husband had recently passed away overseas and she was taxed with the duty of bringing his body home for proper burial. She endured violent storms on the ship in addition to a shipwreck which took a great toll on her health and wellbeing. Still, after all was said and done she managed to complete the task. These words are a tribute to her in and her efforts, in part. All in all, it is still true, speaking of women as a whole.
