Marie Antoinette Kids T-Shirts

digital illustration

Identity V Amethyst Duchess & Lady Bella Cartoon

Guillotine

The design evoking the relation between the oppressed and oppressors by using The French Revolution's symbols crown of the king and revolutionaries the guillotine.

French Antoinette Woman

A pretty Marie Antoinette in pale pink holding a sliding pink cupcake Created in Mijourney and edited in Photoshop.

Magic Masquerade Train In a far off realm, a long, long time ago there lived an entirely unpleasant despot. A cranky king if ever there was one, Wardlaw was in the unfortunate habit of outlawing absolutely everything with which he personally disagreed or disliked, convinced that his kingdom should be a complete and accurate representation of his preferences and beliefs. As a result, people with names beginning with the same first letter could not marry, there was neither peanut butter nor French fries, nobody was allowed to get a tattoo or have red hair, all magic and mythology (as well as the color blue) was outlawed and everyone had to have lunch precisely at noon if they were to have any at all. It was a sad kingdom and the list of...

A stylized portrait of the iconic Marie Antoinette, with a nod to the movie of the same name. A whimsical, fairy floss image inspired by the sweet treats the late Marie Antoinette was said to have eaten. Watercolor illustration.

Eat The Rich - Frog

A collage of eight different portraits depicting some protagonists of the French Revolution,all painted by myself across the years. -1) MARAT -2) LOUIS XVI -3) MARIE ANTOINETTE -4) DANTON -5) NAPOLEON -6) ROBESPIERRE -7) SAINT-JUST -8) LAFAYETTE

Lost her head, but definitely left a footprint in the process.

Portrait in gouache

“She is rather lazy and extremely frivolous, she is hard to teach.”

Guillotine

Perfect Halloween wall art A witch's familiar black cat with a gold foil crescent moon collar sits on an altar full of gothic delights. You will never run out of things to look for in this dark arts painting. Did you find the mouse? All of them? How about the goldfish? Bonus points for the whale. Did you find Marie Antoinette?

Aka, Cotton Candy Antoinette. Done in Illustrator.

This design is an embroidered-looking reproduction of the floral fabric that was used in Marie Antoinette's bedroom at Versailles to decorate the walls.

Let Them Eat Cake... a famous line by Marie Antoinette seems appropriate for my painted cake collection. Fun for tee shirts.

Guillotine

Guillotine

Eat The Rich

Guillotine

Yeet The Rich - Catapult

Guillotine

Eat The Rich

Eat The Rich

Guillotine

Yeet The Rich - Catapult

Guillotine the rich

"Let them eat cake" is the traditional translation of the French phrase "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche", spoken in the 17th or 18th century by "a great princess" upon learning that the peasants had no bread.

Guillotine

LET THEM EAT CAKE! Marie Antoinette supposedly said it when told her subjects didn't have bread. Actually she didn't say it, but got blamed for it anyway. She got iced. THWACK. Lost her head. Thud. Whether named Marie or Jeff or Elon, the rich don't get being poor. See today's news. Hey rich billionaire people, let US have cake! AND a slice of the pie! Need gifts? Piece of cake! Buy stuff with Marie and her yummy cakes on it. The French Queen, WITH head, is available on tees, mugs, pillows, etc. Gory back story, but great gift. And subtle protest! After you've selected many gifts on TeePublic, you can find limited edition prints by this award-winning artist on Artspan at www.peterjketchum.com.

Mary is a feminine given name, the English form of the name Maria, which was in turn a Latin form of the Greek names Μαριάμ (Mariam) and Μαρία (Maria), found in the New Testament. Both variants reflect Syro-Aramaic Maryam, itself a variant of the Hebrew name מִרְיָם or Miryam.

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A cute, literally sweet design of a strawberry cake on a light pink high plate, with one piece cut on a different plate and a golden fork. Yummy!

"Let them eat cake" is the traditional translation of the French phrase "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche", spoken in the 17th or 18th century by "a great princess" upon learning that the peasants had no bread.