Phalanx Posters and Art Prints

Phalanx

The impenetrable shield wall of ancient Sparta

Macedonian Phalanx

The famous words of defiance from the 300 Spartans at Thermopylae Part of the Ancient History and Sparta Collection

Close-in weapon system Phalanx anti-ship missiles 1x20 mm m61 vulcan 6 barrels gatling gun

In this work I wanted to represent the announcement of dormin, with the rays of light that penetrate through the hole from which he speaks.

Be it for yoga, running a marathon, gym workout session or simply for casual wear, this motivational print is for driven minded people like you!

It's easier to balance when you're all bone. Created for Suffolk Pride's Halloween event - as such, 50% of all profits from this design will go towards the organisation of the 2020 Pride event.

Australian Crawl - one of the best Aussie surf bands ever.

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Alexander The Great World Tour

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Alexander The Great World Tour

Pyrrhus was a Greek king and statesman of the Hellenistic period. He was king of the Greek tribe of Molossians, of the royal Aeacid house, and later he became king of Epirus.

More than just history buffs: This Alexander the Great design speaks to anyone who dares to dream big and conquer their own goals. Entrepreneurs, adventurers, and everyday heroes will find inspiration in his audacious spirit.

Environmental Study

In this work I wanted to represent the announcement of dormin, with the rays of light that penetrate through the hole from which he speaks.

For Rogal Dorn!

A beautiful pattern composed of storks in flight and resting position. A symbol of childbirth.

A beautiful pattern composed of storks in flight and resting position. A symbol of childbirth.

A beautiful pattern composed of storks in flight and resting position. A symbol of childbirth.

A hoplite warrior served in the Greek army. They were free men and served their respective polis in case of war. The hoplites fought in a closed formation, the phalanx. Cool Sparta design with vintage style Corinthian helmet with lettering "Hoplite" is perfect for Spartans.

metallic knight in golden rock armor ecopop art

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The renowned silver shields of Alexander the Great and the Diadochi, late the Seleucid Empire.

For fans of the CEREBRO podcast. Original art and design by Valentine M. Smith.

Although often misquoted, it is believed the phrase references Plutarch's essay On the Tranquility of Mind, in which part of the essays Moralia states: "Alexander wept when he heard Anaxarchus discourse about an infinite number of worlds, and when his friends inquired what ailed him, "Is it not worthy of tears," he said, "that, when the number of worlds is infinite, we have not yet become lords of a single one?"

The famous battle between the two diadochi kingdoms and the Syrian Wars of the ancient world

Ancient greek hoplite

The adventures of Firebrand in Demon's Crest.