Public Domain Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Rolled up lying, sleeping cat by Jean Bernard (1775-1883). Original from The Rijksmuseum. Public Domain classic.

A classic quote from the popular Novella "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells

A classic quote from the popular Novella "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells (public domain)

Skull of a cow (1816) by Jean Bernard (1775-1883). Original from The Rijksmuseum. Public Domain classic.

Vintage Public Domain Comic Character from the 1940s. Modified from: Clue Comics #5. Hillman Publishing, September 1943 Comic Story: Seldom Does a Corpse Walk Away Featuring Micro-Face; Pencils: Al Ulmer; Inks: Tony DiPreta

Water striders on a pond illustration from Churui Gafu (1910) by Morimoto Toko.

Steamwoke Willie

Bunch of blue grapes by Jean Bernard (1775-1883). Original from The Rijksmuseum. Public Domain classic.

Rider–Waite Tarot Deck by Pamela Colman Smith - Tarot Deck - Major Arcana - XIX - The Sun

Sign T-shirt

Steamwoke Willie

Guitar, Lord Of The Strings

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Rider–Waite Tarot Deck by Pamela Colman Smith - Tarot Deck - Major Arcana - XX - Judgement

Blending humor with historical artistry, this piece showcases a playful twist on a classic medieval scene. It's an ideal conversation starter, adding a touch of quirky charm and historical intrigue to any room. A must-have for fans of meme culture and medieval art alike. Perfect for those looking to add a humorous yet tasteful piece to their collection. Public Domain classic.

Steamboat Willie. 1928 - 2024. Megadorim designs for daily holiday and special events. where every day of the year is a holiday, a bizarre or wacky day, an observance or a special event. women, men, girls, boys, kids, gift for mother, gift for father, gift for mommy, gift for daddy, gift for mom, gift for dad, gift for daughter, gift for son, gift for sister, gift for brother, gift for grandma, gift for grandpa, gift for aunt, gift for uncle, gift for wife, gift for husband, gift for friend.

Rider–Waite Tarot Deck by Pamela Colman Smith - Tarot Deck - Major Arcana - XIV - Temperance

Feel the neon lights, smell the neon smells, and play a good old-fashioned game of football. Modified from a public domain image in the NYPL.

Pooh and piglet

A Perch of Birds vintage illustration from original artwork of Hector Giacomelli. (CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) - Public Domain Dedication)

Boldness grows here, in a field of glory and ACL injuries. Feel the neon lights, smell the neon smells, and play a good old-fashioned game of football. Modified from a public domain image in the NYPL.

It looks like the Fletcher Hanks' character Fantomah, who's this woman who has a skull for a head, and she's driving an old school formula one car, but then the formula one car is made out of bones and has a skull on it.

Nature, Morning misty clouds settle in East Clear Creek, Coconino National Forest, Arizona

Inequity is up, wages are down, and everybody is feeling eschatological. Better express this with a 1930s theater poster! Modified from a public domain original from the Library of Congress.

Rock and Roll, microphone

Rider–Waite Tarot Deck by Pamela Colman Smith - Tarot Deck - Major Arcana - XVI - The Tower

The Human Heart, Juan Valverde de Amusco, 1588

The iconic character Felix the Cat relaxing at the beach with a cold drink.

Be visible when jogging. Let people know, in one instant, you are also present on the public domain. Note: not real fluorescent.

Vintage Exhibition poster, Henri Matisse, La Terrasse, San-Tropez

Bird of America Bird, bird lover, america, beautiful Public domain painting by John James Audubon

Digital restore & re-mix of a 1904 Scientific American cover. Artist: Figaro, C.

Probably the wildest of all natural illustrations of the 18th century. Louis Renard's outlandishly colorful and surreal illustrations of East Indies marine life. Public Domain art.

Winnie-the-Pooh

A reproduction of the first ever commercially produced Christmas card from Victorian era England. Text reads "A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year To You." Makes a great holiday gift for the history buff!

Surgery, Lorenz Heister, 1683