The Lament for Icarus - Herbert Draper Mythological Art Phone Case - Fallen Angel Aesthetic

In "The Lament for Icarus" (1898), Herbert James Draper captures the tragic end of Icarus, the mythological figure who dared to fly too close to the sun. With wings crafted by his father Daedalus, Icarus soared into the sky, but his ambition led to his fall. The wax in his wings melted under the sun’s heat, and he plummeted into the sea. Draper’s painting shows the lifeless body of Icarus washed ashore—majestic yet vulnerable, a poetic reflection on human aspiration, hubris, and mortality.

Herbert James Draper (1863–1920)
A British academic painter, Draper is celebrated for his mythological and classical themes rendered in rich romanticism and fine detail. His works often explore the tension between beauty, power, and tragedy.


This myth-inspired phone case showcases "The Lament for Icarus" by Herbert James Draper. A stunning embodiment of human dreams and failures, the artwork evokes emotion and elegance. Crafted for lovers of mythology, symbolism, and timeless beauty, this case brings classical depth to your everyday accessory.

Product Features:

Rigid dual-layer polycarbonate plastic for durability

300+ DPI photo-realistic print quality for vibrant colors

Available in glossy or matte surface options

MagSafe® Compatible with interior magnets

Full-wrap print on exterior surfaces