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Are you looking for a Halloween tombstone to decor your scene for your business, project, or just to celebrate the event? Look no further, this design is for you!Each tombstone features clean, sharp lines and details, scratches and cracks capturing the essence of age-old grave markers. The shapes vary from traditional rectangular and cross-shaped tombstones to more elaborate. The overall feeling evokes a spooky yet sophisticated atmosphere, ideal for any Halloween-themed project.You can download it in different formats and use it for whatever you want: designs, wallpapers, stickers, prints, etc. Moreover, it is easy to acquire, you just have to click on the Add to Cart button and follow the steps.These spooky tombstones will help you with your projects!ZIP File Content- AI (Adobe Illustrator File) Separate Layers.- EPS (Encapsulated PostScript File) Separate Layers.- JPG (Image File).- PNG (Image File without Background).- TXT (License Information File).You are free to use this vector:- For both personal and commercial projects and to modify it.- In a website or presentation template or application or as part of your design.- For unlimited personal projects.- For unlimited commercial projects for yourself or a client.- To create an End Product for a client.
What a beautiful place to rest, in the shade of a holly tree. (Churchyard of St Andrew's church, Brympton d'Evercy, Somerset.) In that quiet earth...
When you let the apprentice do layout on a #CastIron #GraveMarker and don’t check their work before pouring metal… 😏
#oops #grave #burial #cemetery #graveyard #StElizabeths #Dundonald #CountyDown #NorthernIreland
Lovely mossy 18th century tombstone in St John's, Seaborough, Dorset. What a shame someone has strimmed the grass and wildflowers, particularly in No Mow May.
In the churchyard of St Mary's church, East Brent, is this stone figure, seeming to rise out of the grass. English Heritage describe it as: 'Recumbent figure of a merchant. Probably early C16. Dressed stone. Life-size effigy clad in a robe, the head resting on a woolpack, face mutilated.' Why is he out here, and not buried inside the church with all the other rich folk? Or has his effigy been moved outside for reasons unknown?
A nineteenth century gravestone disappears into the undergrowth at St Michael's church, Brent Knoll.
A worn grave marker. Aragon, Spain. I find there's a kind of beauty to this grave marker, both in its worn and neglected state and in what you can imagine it once was.
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In the churchyard at St Laurence's Church, Reading, is this memorial to Henry West, killed by a whirlwind at Reading station.
More about Henry here:
http://the-history-girls.blogspot.com/2018/07/the-reading-whirlwind-and-fate-of-henry.html?m=1
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