Explore ten defining moments of creative human genius spanning millennia; from etchings of ancient ancestors to modern day street art. Shop for high-quality underwear with the most iconic images of humankind. Each pair is individually packaged in a photo frame box, perfect for gifting. Our underwear begins in 10,000 BCE with the early etching of our ancient African ancestors. This design is the earliest form of human art still available to us today. Next, we journey to Egypt, where the beloved Queen Nefertari was laid to rest in 1225 BCE. The decorations of the tomb include depictions of the gods Isis and Ma'at, alongside numerous hieroglyphics. Fast forward to 1100 in East Asia, with a traditional Shan Shui style paintings. The ink style is an iconic style of early Chinese civilizations. The famed Aztec Sunstone, often misinterpreted as the Mayan Calender, was etched into basalt in 1502. These carvings depict the sun god Tonatiuh, who holds a blade in his mouth and human hearts in his outstretched hands. Michelangelo's most famous work, the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, was created in 1512. He used the "fresco" technique to depict the genesis of Adam. Johann Sebastian Bach is viewed as one of the greatest musicians of all time. This original handwritten score was written in 1713 during the Baroque period. Katsushika Hokusai boasts perhaps one of the most recognizable works of art in The Great Wave off Kanagawa, 1829. His style and usage of blue pigment inspired none other than Vincent Van Gogh. Vincent Van Gogh, a creative genius tortured by depression, has become an icon in the world of art. His most famous work, the Starry Night, was painted from the bounds of an asylum without a view of the night sky. Piet Mondrian was a visionary; a pioneer in minimalism and modern art. This square composition from 1930 captures his most famous and recognizable style. The city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, is famous for elaborate works of graffiti.