Etching Tank Tops

Etching like markings / carvings on warm orange / rust background

A journey through an ancient land.

Perfect gift for you or anyone know who loves hipster fashion, classical art and typography. Suitable also for vintage etching art fans. Sepia tones fit perfectly with streetwear, casual and minimal style outfits. This unique design is guaranteed to turn heads with bold empowering statement! Text, typography, calligraphy illustration makes perfect gift for couples, lovers, valentines day and wedding. Works well as a wedding decoration. Vintage, retro, classic (classical inspired) sophisticated collage design. Love text made of human figures & floral ornaments

Mandala Sun Flower art in golden texture.

Engraving by Georg Jilovsky, 1919. Design specifically for the noted psychiatrist and neuropathologist's book collection. Dr. Fischer did early research contributing to the identification of Alzheimer's disease.

Young woman in night dress carrying a lamp, entering a door. Slightly spooky night scene. Drypoint fine art print by Maurice Dumont, 1895

This wise woman holds knowledge of the unseen world behind the veil.

The Nervous System, Unknown, 1686

Saint Bartholomew, Giovanni Battista Piazzetta, 1682

Moonlight Fisherman, Aert van der Neer, 1753

Anterior Skull, Unknown

Surgery, Lorenz Heister, 1683

Sunspot, Langley

Saint James, Pierre Landry, 1630

The Human Heart, Juan Valverde de Amusco, 1588

Flayed Back, Anatomia Humani Corporis, Govard Bidloo, 1685

Saint Joachim, Unknown

All Will Fall by Francisco Goya, 1799. Etching.

Pale yellow and grey floral fractal design

"That they may fall with the greater ruin". Redrawn from Devises héroïques by Claude Paradin (1557)

The Gin King (or Queen) enjoys a tipple now and again. Gin has been lighting up our lives for hundreds, maybe 1000s of years. The Add Gin Co. pays tribute to that history with quirky art and vintage vibes.

harpy

Funeral Pyre, Lester, 1820

Athenae Batavae, Johannes van Meurs, 1579

An Ostrich, Unknown

Flayed Marsayas Selection Edit, Melchior Meier, 1581

A dry point etching print inspired by Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night

Eat the frog The idea is that you identify one challenging task (the frog) and complete the task first thing in the morning (eating it). To put it simply, eating the frog is the process of identifying your most difficult task of the day and completing it before you do any other work.

Hold on...

Balance, Santorio Santorio, 1561

Diseased Skull, unknown

Yin and Yang

A Centaur with Cupid, Jean Condé. 1794

Nobody knows himself by Francisco Goya, 1799. Etching.

Mix of innocence and hazard.

Inspired by teenage angst and rebellion against authority and "War inside my head, Suicidal tendencies. Original artwork: copperplate etching