Historical T-Shirts

Embrace the mystique and grandeur of ancient Egypt with this captivating design showcasing a pharaonic queen. Adorned in an intricately detailed golden headdress and stunning authentic jewelry, the queen exudes an air of grace, power, and timelessness. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a lover of ancient cultures, or simply drawn to exotic elegance, this piece connects you to the rich tapestry of Egypt's storied past. The fine details and vivid colors capture the essence of royalty and transport you to a time when pharaohs and queens ruled the land of the Nile. Ideal for anyone fascinated by Egyptology or seeking a connection to the roots of human civilization.

St. George Reef Lighthouse - California - blueprint drawing

Soldiers in a jazz band during World War I at Camp Upton. Yaphank, New York. 1918.

Isaac Newton quote: No great discovery was ever made without a bold guess.

Vines on The Pittock Mansion is an art print I created using a soft watercolor technique. The subject matter is the vines, flowers and bushes on part of the mansion which is a French Renaissance-style château in the West Hills of Portland, Oregon. The mansion was originally built in 1914 as a private home for London-born publisher Henry Pittock and his wife.

Rex, King of the Carnival passes along Camp Street during a Mardi Gras parade. New Orleans, 1906.

Cameo

Electroplating factory. Historical artwork of the Elkingtons' electroplating factory in Birmingham, England. In 1840, George Richards Elkington (1801- 1865), with his cousin Henry, patented the new potassium cyanide electroplating method of John Wright. They are generally credited with inventing the first successful electroplating process. The Elkington cousins used gold and silver to plate a wide range of metal objects, from spectacle frames to pen nibs. Using their new technique, they came to dominate the plating industry. Electroplating uses an electric current to deposit metal ions from solution as a layer on the metal object to be plated.

GENEALOGISTS DIG UP DIRT ON DEAD PEOPLE in white lettering, lightly shaded around the edges. For yourself or a friend or loved one who has a passion for researching ancestry and history.

Fantasy low brow Marie Antoinette portrait glittery white hair, fantasy jewelry (can you find the gold fish?) Royal princess core costume

An original pencil drawing, digitally coloured. Suri, a name from antiquity. She embodies times gone by, grace and elegance, with a hint of mystery.

Ancient columns in the middle of modern city

The Bleriot XI (Model 1910) showed up at the 16th Oldtimer Fliegertreffen 2011 at the Hahnweide, near Kirchheim/Teck, Germany where this airplane is a regular visitor. The Hahnweide is a actually a glider airfield with a grass runway - which fits very good to this plane. Louis Bleriot - the plane designer himself - crossed with such an airplane the Engish Channel on July 25th, 1909 as first pilot ever. Further superlatives of this airplane type: first to cross the Alps, first military airplane, and first airplane ever being able to fly loopings. In fact a very famous and successful airplane in the early beginning of aviation. Mikael Carlson, a Swedish guy, discovered this specific airplane in a barn on a farm and brought it back into ...

Point Sur Lighthouse - California - blueprint drawing

Dziga Vertov: Iconic Ukrainian Modernists. The Pioneer of Film Art. A founder and an ideological leader of the avant-garde filmmaking. The first to use the "hidden camera" technique.

Canon EOS 6D Canon f2.8 16-35MM

Sony RX100 MK iv

Sony RX100 MK iv

Canon EOS 6D Canon f2.8 16-35MM

Minots Ledge Lighthouse - Massachusetts - blueprint drawing

Matagorda Island Lighthouse - Texas - blueprint drawing

Makapuu Point Lighthouse - Hawaii - blueprint drawing

New Dungeness Light Lighthouse - Washington - Drawing

Traveling is very popular these days. A lot of people travel to different countries if they have such an opportunity. Traveling allows you to get interesting experience, learn about people's life in other countries and continents.

Creeper was an experimental computer program written by Bob Thomas at BBN in 1971. Its original iteration was designed to move between DEC PDP-10 mainframe computers running the TENEX operating system using the ARPANET, with a later version by Ray Tomlinson designed to copy itself between computers rather than simply move. This self-replicating version of Creeper is generally accepted to be the first computer worm. Creeper was a test created to demonstrate the possibility of a self-replicating computer program that could spread to other computers. The program was not actively malicious software as it caused no damage to data, the only effect being a message it output to the teletype reading "I'M THE CREEPER. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN!"

A store offering groceries as well as feed & seed supplies. Topeka, Kansas. 1938.

A pair of young boys sparring at a boys boxing club. Washington, D.C. 1925.

Two young ladies let their pet ducklings take a swim in a horse watering trough. 1927.

Pirate ship near a rocks formation Island on a beautiful morning day, 3d rendering

A musician plays his banjo for the chickens in a barnyard. 1927.

Historical Chic Spartacus-Inspired Fashion to Make a Bold Statement in Any Arena

A trio of corsets in different historical styles make a sultry little graphic in black and white.

Medieval Sheet Music

A delivery driver unloads milk from a dairy truck. 1923.

An interior view of a shop selling bicycles and early motorcycles. 1910.

A view of a corner store at night. 1920.