Polychrome Posters and Art Prints

Polychrome, the Rainbow's Daughter, dances in this vintage John R. Neill illustration from Wizard of Oz author L. Frank Baum's The Tin Woodsman of Oz.

"Polychrome Party" design by ArtistsQuest. Features multicolored design.

Polychrome Moon

Polychrome image based on my photo of a 1966 Pontiac GTO classic muscle car (also available in white/transparent monoblock)

Flowing Pentagons in shades of violet, rose, blue and coral © Claudia Böttcher | colorofmagic www.colorofmagic.design | https://www.instagram.com/claudia.boettcher/ | https://www.facebook.com/claudiascolorofmagic/

This bold, screen print design showcases the powerful figure of Ares, known in Greek mythology as the god of war, violence, and bloodshed. With his fierce expression and muscular build, Ares represents the perfect blend of strength and aggression.

Here's a stunning screen print design of the Greek God Apollo! Apollo, the Greek God of music, poetry, and prophecy, was known for his sensitive and emotional nature. Captured here.

Here's a lovely screen print design of the Greek Goddess Demeter! Demeter is the Greek Goddess of agriculture, harvest, and fertility, and is often associated with the bountiful gifts of nature.

An antique illustration, a treasure so rare, Of the grammar of ornament, so bright and so fair. A timeless piece, with beauty untold, Inspiration for artists, young and old.

Usually, I like to select a single image from an ornate book plate, rescue it from obscurity, and adapt it into a design, but this whole plate was too beautiful not to upload in its entire! From L'ornement Polychrome (1888) by Albert Racinet. Enjoy

Flowing Pentagons in muted pastel shades of violet, rose, blue, coral. © Claudia Böttcher | colorofmagic www.colorofmagic.design | https://www.instagram.com/claudia.boettcher/ | https://www.facebook.com/claudiascolorofmagic/

Inspired by beautiful polychrome paint evidence, and the old colour plates showing reconstructions in the Kunsthistorische Bilderbogen, these three Ancient Greek columns are bold and bright examples of the three main orders. Also available as a 3D model kit from GreekMythComix.com

Beautiful handpainted 17th century azulejo panel. This mulitcoloured design is typical of the period. I spotted it in a building in Coimbra, Portugal.

Art from Out of Context: an array of graphic art and random ruminations. It is the second book in the Odd Duck Series.

Polychrome psychodelic hand-eye thingy

Inspired by beautiful polychrome paint evidence, and the old colour plates showing reconstructions in the Kunsthistorische Bilderbogen, these three Ancient Greek columns are bold and bright examples of the three main orders. Also available as a 3D model kit from GreekMythComix.com

An antique illustration, a treasure so rare, Of the grammar of ornament, so bright and so fair. A timeless piece, with beauty untold, Inspiration for artists, young and old.

A very colorful graphic image of a curious Tawny Owl on a perch. An original photograph of the owl taken at a local UK rescue centre has been abstracted through a series of computerised treatments to result in a very individual stylised primary coloured illustrative portrait. The owl's puzzled expression asks: "How did I get here?". A generous donation will be made to the Owl Rescue Charity for each sale of this design.

Rich, elegant, and oh-so-colorful, this original design is based on paisley shawls from the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th centuries.

collaboration with the artist Olga Saltykova, she painted, and I digitized

Design based on a photo I took during one of my visits to Florence. It depicts detail of the façade of Duomo di Firenze.

The Church Of San Giusto located behind the walls of Lucca Italy

The intricate screen print design showcases the iconic figure of Aphrodite, known in Greek mythology as the goddess of love, beauty, and pleasure. Aphrodite represents the perfect blend of sensuality and elegance.

Colorful Bib Flower Pattern design

A polychromatic alien who presumably sees ultraviolet light. They have to right? I mean, they're aliens.