Sappho Kids T-Shirts

Colorful ,whimsical, watercolor painting in bright gold yellow,red,purple ,pink,fuchsia,green,violet colors, dedicated antique greek poet Sappho .by Bulgan Lumini (c)

Oil painting by Miguel Carbonell Selva, 1881

This design features Sappho in fun script in reference to the Greek poet and symbol of lesbian love. Are you a wise and experienced lesbian? Are you a Sappho? Fans of Sappho poems and the island of Lesbos will appreciate the reference. Great for celebrating pride month, coming out day, and showing support for the LGBTQ community.

Sappho

The Greek lesbian poet, Sappho

An ornate portrait of the poet Sappho of Lesbos

Cartoon colour-block style illustration of Sappho

Discovered in 1760, this is one of the most famous and beloved wall paintings of a high-society Pompeian woman. She is richly dressed with gold-threaded hair and large gold earrings, bringing the stylus to the mouth and holding the wax tablets.

A digital restoration painting after a lovely fresco found in the town of Pompeii in Italy.

Sappho and Erinna

Sappho holding a book and a pen. Digital illustration, 2020.

Sappho, a renowned ancient Greek poetess from Lesbos, composed lyrical verses in the Aeolian dialect. Her work often explored themes of love, longing, and female homoeroticism. Despite fragmentary surviving texts, she remains an influential figure in the realm of classical poetry.

Sappho by Gustave Moreau. Watercolor and gouache.

The poet Sappho and her lover

The portrait of the poet Sappho, pencil drawing

“Now Eros shakes my soul. A wind on the mountain overwhelming the oaks” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

Someone will remember us, even in another time. -sappho

“Now Eros shakes my soul. A wind on the mountain overwhelming the oaks” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

“Now Eros shakes my soul. A wind on the mountain overwhelming the oaks” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

“For you, fair maidens, my mind does not change” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry for lesbian pride this pride month.

“For you, fair maidens, my mind does not change” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry for lesbian pride this pride month.

“For you, fair maidens, my mind does not change” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry for lesbian pride this pride month.

“Now Eros shakes my soul. A wind on the mountain overwhelming the oaks” Quote from the original sapphic herself, Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek poetry quote for lesbian pride this pride month. Eros shakes my soul: Ancient Greek Sappho quote (Violet)

“Someone will remember us, I say, even in another time” My favourite quote from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho. Lesbian pride quote for pride month from the original sapphic herself.

“I seek and I yearn” Quote from the original sapphic herself: Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek lyric poetry quote for lesbian pride on pride month.

“Someone will remember us, I say, even in another time” My favourite quote from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho. Lesbian pride quote for pride month from the original sapphic herself.

“I seek and I yearn” Quote from the original sapphic herself: Sappho of lesbos. Ancient Greek lyric poetry quote for lesbian pride on pride month.

Sappho

“Someone will remember us, I say, even in another time” My favourite quote from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho. Lesbian pride quote for pride month from the original sapphic herself.

what cannot de said will be wept Sappho,Fragments

The original iconic WLW. If you would like another colour or font, lmk @ChronicFinance on Twitter

Sappho and Alcaeus by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

Statue of Sappho in an embroidered rose garden.

Vintage Stylized Lesbian Couple ∆ Retro Illustration

Poster colour illustration of Sappho and her beloved, Anactoria. Lines quoted in the work are by Sappho, translated from Greek by Diane J. Rayor.

corgi pride for the LGBTQIA in you Sappho: This flag was originally a lesbian pride flag proposal for more than just femme lesbians, but has expanded as an umbrella pride flag for all sapphic lesbian identities, and has become known in internet circles as “the sapphic flag.”