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Harry Clarke's Morella T-Shirt featuring illustration from the classic Edgar Allan Poe book "Tales of Mystery and Imagination", made in his signature art nouveau and avantgarde style, with dark academia vibes and aesthetics. Embark on a...

Triumph of Death was a prevalent theme in medieval art, vividly portraying the inevitability and omnipresence of death. These artworks often featured skeletons or personifications of Death, wreaking havoc on all social classes. One of the...

Embrace the inevitability of life’s final truth with this design. Featuring a human skull alongside the Latin phrase “Mors Ultima Ratio” - “Death is the final argument” - this shirt invites reflection on mortality, the passage...

"Mors vincit omnia" translates to "Death conquers all." This powerful Latin phrase reminds us of the inevitability of death and the transient nature of life, encouraging reflection on our mortality and the importance of living fully.

Mortis Gloria draws upon the medieval tradition of the Triumph of Death, a theme that underscored the universality and inevitability of mortality. Such imagery often showed skeletal figures or Death itself as a conqueror, indifferent to...

Vintage 1901 illustration of moths and butterflies in Art Nouveau style. Perfect for nature lovers and vintage art enthusiasts.