O Grave, where is thy Victory? 1892 - Jan Toorop Phone Case
About the Phone Case
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• Gloss for a lustrous statement
• Matte for velvety refinement
Reasons to Love Them
• Dual layer case offers extra protection for the accident prone — durable shatterproof outer layer, tight silicone inner layer for shock absorption
• HP print quality and finish
• Open access to ports/buttons
• Raised rim guards screen/camera
• Snaps on/off with ease
• Sublimated printing means the artwork on your case won't fade, crack or peel
• Certified non-toxic by REACH, RoHS and TÜV Rheinland
Production
• Printed locally in USA, UK, EU & AUS
• Made-to-order in 2-3 days on average
6 Month Warranty
Your new treasure comes with a 6 month warranty, protecting against any defects and faults that can be traced to its production. Meaning if your treasure develops a fault or defect due to its components or construction, you’ll get a replacement sent out free of charge — no surprise extras, no runaround.
About the Artwork
A diamond buckle opens there like a lidless eye, keeping watch for the dying in Jan Toorop’s O Grave, Where Is Thy Victory. The year is 1892, and his pencil has turned funereal.
The title lifts a line from 1 Corinthians 15:55, a dare thrown at death. Toorop answers with a sepia ground and umber hatching, a Dutch Symbolism shaped by his years among the Les XX avant-garde in Brussels.
Bare trees scratch the skyline. A plank fence holds the black water back. Long-haired mourners lean into a wind only their tresses can feel. Hair pours in great copper arcs, each strand drawn so close to the next that the paper reads as polished cedar. Brambles knot their wrists. One sister lifts a single spine from her breast with the patience of a seamstress, eyes lowered, mouth closed.
Behind them, a rail fence and a leafless orchard trace the boundary of a Symbolist afterlife. Burnt sienna seeps into charcoal shadow. The scene borrows its question from an epistle of Saint Paul, then stalls the answer inside 1890s mourning culture, a Nieuwe Kunst rhythm still forming in Dutch hands. Rijksmuseum curators guard the original. This art phone case keeps the vigil, its thorns softening into a wreath of returning light.
Origin Story
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1. Free Shipping
Free shipping to Continental USA, Canada, UK, EU, AUS, NZ & more: see full list here.
2. Produced on Demand
Printed after you purchase at print labs across the USA, UK, EU & AUS. Produced, quality checked, packed with care and handed to trusted shipping carriers within 72-96 hours on average.
3. Production + Shipping =
USA: 4-9 days • Canada: 5-12 days • UK: 4-9 days • EU: 5-10 days • AUS: 4-9 days • NZ: 5-12 days • Rest of the world: 3-4 weeks
4. Shipped with Love
Packed securely for bumpy journeys. Every package tracked from A to B to You. Sent carbon neutral at no extra charge. Peace of mind your money's being kind.
30 Day Returns
You're welcome to open a return / exchange request within 30 days of your order's delivery. All items for return must be delivered back in their original condition, with their original packaging included. No returns, refunds or exchanges on discounted or sale items.
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Tailored to Your Device
Easy access to buttons and clear, open ports for connectivity. Plus a raised rim guard for your screen & camera.
