Domain Tapestries

We give our tanks, and ask to bless, our opponent's overrun defensive trench. Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress.

A May-December romance...? Created from public domain resources.

A May-December romance...? Created from public domain resources.

Leonardo da Vinci's (1503–1506) Portrait of Mona Lisa del Giocondo famous painting. Public domain , Original from Wikimedia Commons digitally modified

When you know you're hot stuff, sometimes you just have to strut it. Modified from a public domain original in the Mississippi State University library.

Stay woke, everyone. Here's something that'll help. Modified from a public domain original in the Washington Times via the Library of Congress.

Clearly the animal from our beasts and legends, found by a virgin archaeologist. Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress.

Dinosaurs destroying New York is a trope with a suprisingly long history. Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress.

56 feet of dinosaur can only mean one thing: attacking old-timey apartment buildings! Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress.

The Trumpster has declared Space as a War Fighting Domain! Express your amusement with this hilarious design!

Rose red, White, gray, pink, flowers painting (1929) pattern by Charles Goy

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They're getting all wrapped up with each other...! Made from public domain elements.

They're getting all wrapped up with each other...! Made from public domain elements.

This is a vintage WPA poster designed by the state of Illinois for National Letter Writing Week, which ran from October 1 thru October 7th. There's also a slogan stating "That letter will be appreciated". This would be a great poster for a teacher's classroom, college campus or other place where writing letters to others is encouraged!

An allegory of cholera mortality. Raffet, Denis Auguste Marie, 1804-1860.

This heraldic lion will help in channeling your inner Flemish. What does it mean? Well, in other words it means AWESOME. Flandria was one of those lands that, despite its comparatively miniature size, exerted a significant influence on the development of Europe. It has been one of the leading centers of trade and manufacturing since the Middle Ages, which translated into the extraordinary wealth of this country. It easily captured the envious gazes of its neighbours. Gazing and staring turned out about the only things they could do, as the Flemish people could defend their land quite vigorously, usually with the cunning use of maces called Goedendag, which translates to ""Good Morning."

Portrait of a beautiful angel

Inspired by the wallpaper in the Death House mod.

A collection of old photographs of native Americans.

Aert van der Neer 1603 or 1604-1677

Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School (東京都立呪術高等専門学校) Realistic illustration of 3 main characters in the series.

Considering what it takes to earn one these days, every dollar is (almost) more trouble than it's worth. Modified from a public domain original in the Mississippi State University archives.

So polite and so dapper, this little guy's certainly excited for something! A decorative gourd season perhaps? Modified from a public domain image in the Library of Congress.

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Mustafar Vaders Football

Dark eyes. They're worth a look. Modified from a public domain original in the Mississippi State University archives.

The painting of a sign

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Angel of Death, the grim reaper

A portrait of a beautiful woman drawing.

Surgical instruments, eyes. Unknown

Surgical tools. Unknown

Surgical instruments, eyes. Unknown

Edinburgh Review Volume 59 - Babbage's Calculating Engine Fig 5 - 1834 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Edinburgh_Review_Volume_59_-_Babbage%27s_Calculating_Engine_Fig_4.png https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:Edinburgh_Review_Volume_59.djvu/307

HE SEES YOU WHEN YOU'RE SLEEPING, HE KNOWS WHEN YOU'RE AWAKE! But now, he's willing to TELL ALL! Draw on the world's foremost psychic mind to tell your fortune, today! Modified from a public domain original in the Opelousas Courier (Opelousas, LA), December 22, 1888.