Stephen The Great Monument Magnets

Stephen the Great monument in front of the central park in a sunny autumn day, Chisinau city, Moldova

Great Party The Shining Stephen King How I feel at parties…

Illustration of Alexander the Great riding his horse. Statue at Thessaloniki Greece.

Inspiring hand gesture by Stephen Curry with a quote saying 'All the Time God is Great and God is Great all the time!' Perfect for anyone Stephen Curry fans, supporters, followers, family, loved ones, and friends.

this wonderful design I created is for those who love broadway and fairy tales... this captures the wonderful Sondheim musical Into the woods... it is prefect for the Sondheim fan and for those who love this classic show

One of the largest and barely able to move the eyes. It is clear that the power of the mind is extraordinary. Hawking gives us a good example of the importance of ideas and the ability to think since he based those pillars and dedicated his life so that the rest of us had an answer to a question that no one could answer.

Stephen III The Great monument (Stefan cel Mare statue) in front of the park in a rainy autumn day, Chisinau city, Moldova

I created this graphic because I am a fan of the movie and the character The Ancient One

Now we know what the Thinker has been trying to remember for all this time. (Nice t-shirt, too)

Stephen Colbert United We Stand , United We Stand Divided We Fall Shirt Gift FRONT FRONT ART Are you looking for a matching gift? Then you should buy this outfit! People will love this cool presents. Great gift for your mother, father, grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunt, sister or brother. An ideal gift idea for lovers and fans whether for Christmas or birthday. A great surprise for any special occasion such as Father's Day, Mother's Day and any other anniversary. Papa, Mama, Grandpa or Grandma will be happy about it.

The Great Kiva Interior Aztec Ruins New Mexico by Debra Martz The Great Kiva was a sanctuary and a place for people to meet for community events. This large and restored Kiva is located in the area known as the West Ruins plaza. Archeologist Earl Morris excavated it in 1921 and rebuilt it in 1934. But why named Aztec Ruins? From the brochure, "Don't be fooled by the name. These structures were not built by the Aztec Indians of central Mexico buy by ancestral Pueblo people who lived here centuries before the Aztec empire prospered. Inspired by popular histories about Cortez's conquest of Mexico, and thinkin that the Aztec built these structures, Anglo settlers named the place Aztec!" Digital Art from my original Photography ©...

The Colossi Of Memnon At Thebes in Egypt.

The Great Kiva Aztec Ruins New Mexico by Debra Martz The Great Kiva was a sanctuary and a place for people to meet for community events. This large and restored Kiva is located in the area known as the West Ruins plaza. Archeologist Earl Morris excavated it in 1921 and rebuilt it in 1934. But why named Aztec Ruins? From the brochure, "Don't be fooled by the name. These structures were not built by the Aztec Indians of central Mexico buy by ancestral Pueblo people who lived here centuries before the Aztec empire prospered. Inspired by popular histories about Cortez's conquest of Mexico, and thinkin that the Aztec built these structures, Anglo settlers named the place Aztec!" Digital Art from my original Photography ©Debra Mart...

A compass rose, sometimes called a windrose, is a figure on a compass, map, nautical chart, or monument used to display the orientation of the cardinal directions (north, east, south, and west) and their intermediate points.

A digital rendering of a photograph of a statue of King Robert The Bruce in front of Marischal College in Aberdeen, Scotland. Built in the early twentieth century, the Edwardian style Marischal College is an impressive granite building (the second largest granite building in the world) owned by the University of Aberdeen. The college was founded in the 16th century. It now houses the Marischal Museum and is leased to Aberdeen City Council as its Headquarters. Aberdeen is known as "The Granite City" because of its many fine granite buildings. The statue of Scotland's hero king was unveiled in 2011.