Minotaur Kids T-Shirts

Illustrated Minotaur. Greek Mythology half-man half-bull hybrid creature that lives in a labyrinth.

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If you think about it, Minotaur really enjoy puzzles and mazes.

In Greek mythology, the Minotaur is a creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man. It resides in the labyrinth of King Minos and is eventually slain by Theseus.

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Greek mythological creature Wielding an axe.

The mighty Minotaur, half man half bull, is a monster of Greek mythology said to patrol the labyrinth beneath the palace of King Minos of Crete. 3D Rendering

The Minotaur, a monstrous offspring of human and bull, roamed the labyrinth, a chilling symbol of unchecked desires. Demanding sacrifices of Athenian youths, it became a terror until the cunning Theseus, aided by Ariadne, navigated the maze's twisting paths and emerged victorious.

The myth, the monster--the mighty minotaur!

Theseus sailed to Crete to rescue a group of Athenian youth sent to be devoured by the cruel Minotaur, a monster half human half bull. Once in Knossos, with the help of Ariadne, daughter of King Minos, he killed the Minotaur. He then led the Athenian youths out of the labyrinth, and they sailed together with Ariadne away from Crete.

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based on the Greek myth, which tells of a creature half man and half bull

Taste the beast that is Minotaur from Role Models.

When you’re trapped in a labyrinth you take whatever yarn you can get. And no one will escape without a scarf.

You're not just strong, you're Minotaur Strong!

A great update to this children's party classic!

Cute Minotaur Saying Hello Dear

A quick design.

"Embrace the thrill of the slopes with our Minotaur Snowboard tshirt! This fierce and mythical creature charges through a winter wonderland, blending raw power with the adrenaline of snowboarding. Conquer the mountains with style and strength, as the Minotaur becomes your fearless companion on this exhilarating ride."

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In Greek mythology, this fabulous monster of Crete has the body of a man and the head of a bull.

The Minotaur or “Bull of Minos” is a creature from Greek mythology with the body of a man, the head and tail of a bull that inhabited the labyrinth of the King of Crete, Minos. Legend has it that this labyrinth was built by Daedalus, a Greek architect, in order to protect the population from this ferocious creature.

I saw a sad-looking statue of the Minotaur (under Theseus, in a pieceby by Canova) in the V&A in London, and was struck by his mostly-human form. I thought he might, like Medusa, seek a better reputation: having been abandoned by his own beastly progenitor (the Cretan bull), imprisoned immediately by a cruel stepfather in a maze-like prison (Minos of Knossos), and forced to kill his only playmates, Asterion (yes, he had a name, the same name as his stepfather’s own stepfather) is now seeking legal representation for paternal abandonment and defamation, and that’s just the start. Looking sharp, Mr Asterion sir! Artwork and photographic background (The Grand Staircase, Knossos Palace) made by Jenks while visiting Crete.

The Minotaur, mythical offspring of a bull and a woman, stares at you from the center of the Labyrinth. Hope you are Theseus, or you may be in trouble.

"Unleash the ancient power with our Minotaur Samurai retro-style t-shirt design. Channeling the mystique of bygone eras, this unique fusion of mythical might and samurai grace captures the essence of a legendary warrior. Bold lines and vibrant colors bring this iconic creature to life, making a statement that blends history, fantasy, and style in a single, eye-catching design."

"Minotaur #190520" original art: oil on paper by George Micalef

Minotaur Maze

He looks like he needs more protein for those arms.

Minotaur #220520 original art: oil on paper by George Micalef

The prize on Theseus' mantelpiece... Now on T-shirts!

If you want to find the treasure at the center of the maze you will have to face off the mythical Minotaur! Big baddie is strong AND fast so your STEALTH skill is your best friend!

Minotaur #230520 original art: oil on paper by George Micalef

Minotaur #270920 by George Micalef, Athens 2020

Camouflaged Minotaur