Salome Pillows
Description: Salome Art Nouveau imagery takes center stage in The Climax by Aubrey Beardsley, a 1893 illustration featuring Salome and a long haired figure framed by ornate black and cream decoration. Beardsleys elegant line work and dramatic symbolism capture the spirit of fin de siecle art. A strong choice for admirers of Victorian illustration, literary history, museum culture and decorative design.
The Climax by Beardsley Salome Art Nouveau Illustration Pillow
by Galavan
$23 $28
Description: Celebrate your love for art history with this hilarious Renaissance-inspired meme design. Perfect for museum lovers, art students, and anyone who appreciates a dark, witty twist on classic masterpieces. Add some humor to your wardrobe today.
Art History Funny Salome Potato Salad Renaissance Meme Design Pillow
by oussnaknak
$23 $28
Description: An ironic and funny dark humor art history design featuring the classical baroque painting of Salome by Italian master Onorio Marinari, holding the head of John the Baptist on a platter, combined with the sarcastic quote 'Just a girl who reads the bible.' Perfect for theology students, gothic aesthetics, and fans of religious puns or fine art parodies.
Just A Girl Who Reads The Bible - Funny Salome Art History Meme Pillow
by Lucia
$23 $28
Description: Enter Oscar Wilde’s Salome beneath a cratered golden crescent, where a jeweled veil, pearls, stars and white lily create a hypnotic black-and-gold vision. A seductive Art Nouveau pick for theatre devotees.
Oscar Wilde Salome Veiled Beneath a Golden Moon Pillow
by Fenay Designs
$23 $28
Description: Yvonne De Carlo (1922–2007), the glamorous Universal leading lady of the 1940s, shown here young in a studio publicity portrait. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.
Yvonne De Carlo Old Hollywood Leading Lady - Black and White Portrait Pillow
by Stars Live Forever
$23 $28
Description: Salome with the Head of John the Baptist by Gustave Moreau, circa 1876. Oil on canvas.
Salome with the Head of John the Baptist by Gustave Moreau Pillow
by Classic Art Stall
$23 $28
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: "The grave is not the end. From the graves of those we love most and where, with those we love most, are buried all our selfish drives and desires, we must draw the strength to dedicate ourselves wholly and unreservedly to the great purpose of our life: Behold: this is my religion."
Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: The grave is not the end. From the graves of those we love most and where, with those we love most, are buried all our selfish drives and desires, Pillow
by artbleed2
$23 $28
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: What does not engage our feelings does not long engage our thoughts either.
Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: What does not engage our feelings does not long engage our thoughts either. Pillow
by artbleed2
$23 $28
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: How do I imagine love? This is quite uncomplicated -- very simple and wholesome. I would compare it with things that are least demonic or romantic, like the daily bread that is blessed and stills our hunger, like the stream of air that comes into our home to refresh us. In one word, with that which is most important, most beautiful, and most natural, on which we most depend and about which we do not need to engage in empty rhetoric.
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: As truly as I'd love a friend, I always have loved you, riddling life, whether I've laughed with you or wept, whether you have brought me pleasure or strife. Even in your sorrow I love you, and, when you scatter me through space, I will tear myself out of your arms as a friend from a dear friend's embrace. With all my strength I cling to you! Let all your fire enkindle me. Even in the heat of battle, let me unravel your mysteries. Thousands of years to live and think! In your arms I long to remain. And, when you have no more joy to give -- very well -- you still have your pain.
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: Our first experience is, remarkably, of loss. A moment ago we still were everything, undivided; all other existence was indivisible from us. Then we were thrust into being born. We became a residual part of everything, a part which had to strive from then on not to fall into further diminution, which had to assert itself against a contrary world rising ever wider against it, a world into which it had fallen from completeness into an initially depriving emptiness.
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: I can neither live according to models, nor shall I ever be able to provide a model for anyone else. On the contrary, what I shall quite certainly do is to shape my own life according to myself, whatever may come of it. In this I have no principle to put forth, but something much more wonderful — something that is within oneself and is hot with sheer life, and rejoices and wants to come out.
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: Don't you think that a great yearning is like the birds' heading south -- a sign that somewhere life is in bloom?
Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: Don't you think that a great yearning is like the birds' heading south -- a sign that somewhere life is in bloom? Pillow
by artbleed2
$23 $28
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: The optimistic nature finds joy in the very feeling for life; the pessimistic nature finds a feeling for life only in joy.
Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: The optimistic nature finds joy in the very feeling for life; the pessimistic nature finds a feeling for life only in joy. Pillow
by artbleed2
$23 $28
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: The most daring thing we have invented was to become human, and, with that, the creation of human values as life's most sublime adventure.
Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: The most daring thing we have invented was to become human, and, with that, the creation of human values as life's most sublime adventure. Pillow
by artbleed2
$23 $28
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: Do you know what love is? I mean the most profound thing about it? I will tell you: it is the mystery of completely sharing the experience of what is happening to the other person. As if hypnotized, as if replaced or exchanged with that other person, you follow the most subtle stirrings of that other person's soul, enjoying them, experiencing them, in that person. For that reason, they call love a kind of insanity or possession by the other. What is the result? The result is that both persons experience the same thing — that they become identical, so to speak...
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: Human life -- ah! life in general -- is poetry. Unconscious of ourselves, we live it -- day by day and piece by piece -- but in its inviolable wholeness it lives, it composes, us. Far from the old phrase: "turn your life into a work of art"; we are not our art work.
