Public Domain Merch

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

Beware!

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.

Surgery, Lorenz Heister, 1683

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

ALA Sign

Funeral Pyre, Lester, 1820

A Centaur with Cupid, Jean Condé. 1794

Created from a Public Domain image; a Biological Survey Illustration done by the US Department of Agriculture sometime around 1906.

Capture the essence of animation history with our "Steamboat Willie" print. Ideal for vintage enthusiasts, it adds a nostalgic touch to homes or offices. A perfect gift for collectors and fans of classic cartoons.

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!

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

Red rose, painting flower, March to April (ca. 1870–1880) painting

An Open Expanse of Water on the Lagoon artwork t shirt

Saint James, Pierre Landry, 1630

Diseased Skull, unknown

Flayed Marsayas Selection Edit, Melchior Meier, 1581

Proclaim the fact. Modified from a public domain original in the Mississippi State University archives.

Compass

Saint Bartholomew, Giovanni Battista Piazzetta, 1682

Dreadnought Seaman Hospital, Unknown

Democritus. Salvatore Rosa, 1615-1673

Smart readers read in bed. It's the only place you're unlikely to be bothered by people wanting a plot summary. Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress with the original artist's signature intact.

Judith with Holofernes’ Head, Unknown

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

The painting of a sign

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The salt of the earth, truly. Made from public domain elements.

It's only been used a few times, and never broken. Modified from a public domain original in the Mississippi State University library.

They paint the night sky with stars, planets, and a lovely shade of purple. Modified from a public domain original in the Mississippi State University library.

Anterior Skull, Unknown