1890s Pillows

The Lady on the Bike (1890's)

The Lady on the Bicycle

Vintage travel poster for Dinant in Belgium. Chemin de fer du nord et nord belge. Dinant s. Meuse Belgique. Casino ouvert toute l'année. Paris à Dinant, trajet en 6 heures. Published in the 1890s.

Vintage advertising poster from the U.S. Published in the 1890s.

London towards the close of the 19th century.

From Rand McNally, a terrestrial map designed to be cut out and placed on a globe, in full color.

Vintage railroad travel poster from France. Chemin de fer du Nord. Paris à Londres via Calais Boulogne. Published in the 1890s.

Vintage advertising poster for beauty products from Austria. Published in the 1890s.

The Siesta, Women in Tahiti, Paul Gauguin 1890s

High resolution reproduction, photoshop corrected for sharp prints and vibrant crisp colors, digitally healed for blemishes, tears, and missing elements. ADMIRAL CIGARETTES New York USA 1890s Vintage Tobacco Advertising Art Poster.

Woman Against a Full Moon Accompanied by Birds, Toshio Aoki 1890s

Three Japanese Girls Playing Samisen and Drums, 1870s–1890s. From a hand-colored albumen silver print by Kusakabe Kimbei.

Group Of Japanese Women Playing Music & Dancing, 1870s–1890s. From a hand-colored albumen silver photographic print by Kusakabe Kimbei.

The official logo of the House of Reformation, Boston's own reform school for boys on Rainsford Island in the city's harbor. Built in the 1890s, the school sought to educate the inmates with a variety of work which included farming, garment manufacturing and a print shop. Ultimately, the school shut down during the Great Depression of the 1930s.

This is a digitally restored and enhanced painting Hudson River, Logging by Winslow Homer from the 1890s. It is a great piece of art on the wall or cover for art notebooks.

Another portrait of Diefenbaker I made, but on a much smaller canvas size. Want to buy the physical painting? Go to https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/226576431 OR e-mail me at [email protected] If you have other requests or inquiries, let me know ;)

public domain medieval tapestry design

This is John Diefenbaker's house. I made this painting in 2017. Want to buy the physical painting? Go to https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/235109786 OR e-mail me at [email protected] If you have other requests or inquiries, let me know ;)

Three Women in Profile Minimalized Evergreen Fog pale green default background. Minimalized by pelagioAM

Three Women in Profile Minimalized Dark Grayish Blue default background. Minimalized by pelagioAM

a humorous retro vintage design

Shenanigans? Of course! I said Shenanigans, Sir! Because you should call people out on their shenanigans.

Three Women in Profile on default cobalt background. Minimalized by pelagioAM

When gold was discovered in the East Kootenays of British Columbia in 1863, prospectors from all over the West surged northward. Edwin Bonner established a ferry in 1864 where the trail crossed the broad Kootenai River. Edwin sold his ferry business in 1875, but the location retained his name, later becoming The Village of Bonners Ferry when it was formally established in 1893. The rich Kootenai River Valley became known as the “Nile of the North,” as the Bonners Ferry Lumber Company grew to be one of the world’s largest lumber mills and the town began growing at a steady pace, and today, much of Main Street dates from this period of development.

Illustration in Cassell's century edition illustrated history published circa 1901 Showing the equestrian statue of William of Orange that was removed after it was damaged by an explosion in 1928 Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to the prints. Please refer to the actual image on sale. If you are interested in purchasing the original engraving or print that may be possible if I still have it, please send me a private message to check.

1895 Thrixaline advertisement

Cabaret advertising poster art work featuring Loie Fuller

Them Decepticons be hatin....

A vintage magazine cover or poster, with the word "Outing" prominently displayed at the top in large, stylized lettering. Below this title is a scene featuring a woman riding a bicycle; she's drawn in a late 19th-century illustration style. She has a large, elaborate hat and is dressed in an outfit that suggests leisure or sportswear of that era, with a puffed sleeve blouse and a skirt that billows around her as she rides. In the background, there's a night sky with a smiling moon, and below her, the text reads "BICYCLE Number For JUNE 1896." The scene has a playful, whimsical quality, with the smiling moon adding a surreal touch to the otherwise realistic portrayal of the woman and her bicycle.

According to the Statesville Chamber of Commerce, the two-story home was built in 1893 and is the most ornate Queen Anne Victorian home in Iredell county and ranks among the top ten in North Carolina. Dr. Julius Lowenstein and his brother-in-law, M.W. Myer, opened a major wholesale liquor house in Statesville. Lowenstein, a prominent member of the Jewish community in Statesville, lived in the magnificent Queen Anne style house on W. Broad Street next to Broad Street Methodist Church. Later the house was moved to it's current location on Walnut Street in Statesville. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

Salmon and Fly

Illustration by Margaret Isabel Dicksee (1858-1903) of a young Victorian mother telling stories to her son and daughter, published in Nister's Holiday Annual 1892.

For the cyclist lover and the bicycle die-hard fan, a must-have humorous vintage rendition of the Ride or Die slogan in a 1890s style.

A 1891 Christmas vintage postcard from the Woodson Spice Company. This beautiful illustration shows Santa dressed in green rather than the red we are used to seeing him in. I suppose his taste in fashion has changed over the past 100 plus years! I have not retouched the original in any way, so any signs of wear were left there intentionally to give it a more authentic old feel.

When you are dressed in your best you have to step over the puddles carefully,