“Morella” illustration by Harry Clarke for a short story by Edgar Allan Poe Harry Clarke (1889-1931) was a prolific Irish artist often associated with Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and the French Symbolist movement. He was a leader in the Irish Arts and Crafts movement for his work with stained glass, a skill he first learned from his father through his father’s church decorating company, which developed a stained glass division. He attended university for art at NCAD, Dublin. High-quality screen print, NOT an iron-on! Printed by hand by on 100% cotton Delta Apparel shirts. 80% of profit goes to Propaganda Printing Company for overhead and labor. 20% of profit goes to RRFP (Richmond Reproductive Freedom Project). RRFP's website can be found here: https://www.rrfp.net/ RRFP's instagram can be found at @rrfpva