Artimaeus

Description: A thousand sea horses, one of the strangest fish. Here they live together head to tail.

Description: In the 1890s it was scandalous to be an actress. However a whole host of brave women bucked the trend to tread the boards. Without their courage, we would still have all female parts played by boys.

Description: This pattern is for Christmas. It is made up of individual images that either come from the 1800s or are suitably generic to fit the theme.

Description: In the Victorian age, late nineteenth century, everything was done in such style. This pattern is made from part of the inventory of a New York coach builder in the late 1800s.

Description: In the Victorian age, late nineteenth century, everything was done in such style. This pattern is made from part of the inventory of a New York coach builder in the late 1800s.

Description: This pattern is based on the patterning on a vase. Minoan art features many spirals and swirling patterns. While not everything was reproduced, what has been is genuine.

Description: The basic pattern came from a Minoan vase featured in the 1911 edition of Britanica. Minoan patterns feature spirals and scenes from every day life such as fishing, leaves, and animals. This pattern includes leaves but no spirals.

Description: One of the things that the Victorians did very well was wallpaper patterns. This is a fine repeating pattern of roses just right for summer wear

Description: These fish come from the famous dolphin fresco at Knossus. Just the thing for the marine life lover.

Description: The dolphin fresco is one of the most well known examples of Minoan art. This pattern takes that fresco and multiplies it for the dolphin lovers among us

Description: A group of octupi swimming in the ocean. The image comes from a Minoan vase from the bronze age.