This poster looks Victorian because of the detailed illustration, the type on a curve, and the "ideally beautiful" people.
This piece is symmetrical, complex, and the pattern around the edges makes it look framed.
This modern-day bedroom represents the Victorian age because of the detailed pattern on the wall, the symmetrical tendrils on the mirror, the different patterns throughout, and the thick textured fabric.
This illustrative, symmetrical card is framed and has type in a banner.
This poster is highly illustrative, detailed, and symmetrical. There is a lot of repetition.
This bed looks Victorian because of the symmetrical design and ornate tendrils.
This ad has an "ideally beautiful" woman in it, framed with a border. The type is highly decorative.
The ornate iron patterned texture on the left side of the image and the the curly iron work on the stairs makes this look very Victorian.
The surplus of patterned wallpaper makes this look Victorian.
This postcard looks Victorian because of the type in the banner and on a curve. It is highly illustrative.
I found this image in a powerpoint online about the history of graphic design. The ornate type, symmetrical layout, and decorative borders makes this look Victorian.
This ad has the classic Victorian woman, within a frame. It is highly illustrative and the type is ornate.
I found this absolute beaut on a Victorian Bathroom decorating website. It's detailed, over-the-top, and awesome.
This looks Victorian because it includes idealized beauty, an ornate border, and it is covered with illustration.
This room is filled completely, no space is left untouched. The patterns are symmetrical and very ornate. These characteristics are indicative of the Victorian age.
Yikes, this is awful. But Victorian. The image is framed, the people are romantic and beautiful. The woman's dress is huge and frilly. It's symmetrical.
This ad has a ton of Victorian characteristics. It has ornate fonts, repeating elements, a border, and some of the text is in a banner. It's also pretty crowded.
The decorative type, highly illustrative style, and symmetry make this poster look Victorian.
This barrette was made by a person on Etsy. It's ornate and symmetrical with repeating patterns.
I googled "Victorian bed" and found one that had an intricate design that I liked.
I found one Beecham's ad and decided to look for more. This one has the Victorian banner with text, it's very crowded and graphically dominant. Every inch of the page is filled and concentrated.
These plates all have very decorative borders, indicating that they're Victorian. The center graphics are also very detailed.
This typographical piece represents the Victorian era with its ornate text and banners.
This business card is symmetrical, there is a frame around the main image, it has detailed decorative elements and a banner.
This poster is symmetrical, ornate, every space is used, banners are everywhere and the fonts are complex.
This poster is obviously Victorian because it's symmetrical, the type is on a curve, the illustration is framed and shows a ideally beautiful woman. The decorative elements in each corner also indicate the Victorian style.
I am very familiar with this band, and I remembered that they have a lot of victorian imagery on their event posters and album covers.
This poster is very very very detailed and symmetrical. Each visual element is framed with decorative banners.
This embossed trade card screams Victorian. The girl has idealized beauty, it is a full body view, and she is framed with A LOT of decorative elements.
Aside from the obvious Victorian clothing, this card represents the Victorian era with its borders, the decorative elements in the corners, and symmetrical layout.
This greeting card displays a woman who represents idealized beauty. It is highly illustrative.
The decorative border and illustrations make this card look Victorian.
This card looks Victorian because of the border and detailed illustration
This lace trim I found on Etsy looks like the intricate borders found on Victorian design.
This name card looks victorian because of the detailed illustrations and centered design.
A Beecham's Pills ad I found on a website that sells authentic Victorian paper goods. This ad is detailed, the page is completely covered, the text is in banners. It's also symmetrical, indicating that it's Victorian.
This is a really ugly album cover but it has a lot of Victorian elements including the cloth banners, the highly illustrative style, and the symmetrical design.
The wood and brass along with the repeated pattern that makes up the border on the outer rim makes this pocket watch locket reminiscent of Victorian design.
This card has lots of borders and decorative patterns. The woman represents "idealized beauty."
Minus the color scheme, this Save the Date has a lot of Victorian elements including the ornate, hand-drawn type, text in banners, and the illustrative graphics.
This ad is symmetrical, the decorative text is within banners, and it is highly illustrative. It is bordered with graphics in the corners.
This Victorian shoe has lots of decorative lace and patterns. Each section is framed.
Victorian dress: poofy, over-the-top, lots of lace and decorative elements. The narrow-waisted women exhibit idealized beauty.
I found this on tumblr under victorian design. The crown moulding looks like the borders found on Victorian ads. The mix of ornate patterns (and lots of them) also indicates Victorian.
This card includes idealized beauty and ornate typography. The center image is framed and every square inch is filled with imagery.
The ornate borders make this bedroom look Victorian, as well as the flowing, tiered cloth.
This modern album cover looks Victorian because of the illustrative border and symmetrical design.
This symmetrical wedding invitation has an ornate border.
This detailed design has type on a curve, almost within a banner. The typography is ornate.
This indicates Victorian with its type on a curve, a border, the symmetrical ornaments in each corner, the decorative type, symmetrical design, and detailed illustration.
