Queen Elizabeth I T-shirts - T-shirts by Theme

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Queen Elizabeth Women's Fitted T-Shirt (dark) - Graphic tee from Ophelia's Art

Queen Elizabeth I Name Women's Fitted T-Shirt (dar - Graphic tee from Ophelia's Art

Tudor Rose Women's Fitted T-Shirt (dark) - The stylized 5 petaled Tudor rose, an emblem of the Tudors. Adopted by Henry VII as he took the throne at (more or less) the end of the Wars of the Roses.

Queen Elizabeth Women's Fitted T-Shirt (dark) - An old black and white illustration of Queen Elizabeth I adorns these graphic tees and other items. Perfect gift for an Elizabethan scholar or Tudor history buff.

Queen Elizabeth I Name Women's Fitted T-Shirt (dar - A reproduction of an old signature of Queen Elizabeth I adorns these graphic t-shirts and other items.

Queen Elizabeth I Painting Women's Fitted T-Shirt - These t-shirts and gift items are adorned with a classic painting of Queen Elizabeth I of England.

Queen Elizabeth I Painting Fitted Jr T-shirt - These t-shirts and gift items are adorned with a classic painting of Queen Elizabeth I of England.

Queen Elizabeth I Name Jr. Jersey T-Shirt - A reproduction of an old signature of Queen Elizabeth I adorns these graphic t-shirts and other items.

Queen Elizabeth Jr. Jersey T-Shirt - An old black and white illustration of Queen Elizabeth I adorns these graphic tees and other items. Perfect gift for an Elizabethan scholar or Tudor history buff.

Tudor Rose Fitted Jr T-shirt - The stylized 5 petaled Tudor rose, an emblem of the Tudors. Adopted by Henry VII as he took the throne at (more or less) the end of the Wars of the Roses.

Ophelia's Art: an eclectic assortment of t-shirts and oddments designed to amaze, amuse and horrify. From vintage art to original illustrations, our gifts and apparel are sure to make you stand out. (Whether in a good way or in a bad way is yet to be determined). Tragic romance, strange dark humor, obscure geekiness, and of course the recurring themes of "It seemed like a good idea at the time" and "You know what that needs? More skulls!"