Consumer-graphics collection Est. 2026 · Vancouver

CLIPARCHIVE

A working museum of clip art, 1980s–early 2000s.

Now cataloguing·MS Office 97 · PCPaintbrush 1994 · Print Shop Deluxe 1995 · SoftKey Ultimate 1996·New acquisitions posted daily·All objects recovered from circulating media·The whole store is the show·

Open storage

47,484 objects on open display.

The periodic table element symbol for magnesium with its atomic number 12 displayed next to it on a yellow background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06310 The image shows a periodic table with an atom symbol for lithium (Li) highlighted at its center position on the chart. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06311 The periodic table with lithium highlighted as element number 3 on it. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06312 The image shows a periodic table with elements Pb (lead) highlighted at position 82 on it; above this element is an atomic symbol for lead, which consists of two vertical lines representing electrons in orbit around nucleus and three horizontal bars indicating energy levels or shells within the atom. Below the atomic symbol are numbers "104" to represent its atomic number (Z) and a chemical formula Pb with subscript 2 at bottom right corner for oxidation state, which is +II; above this element in bold black letters reads 'LEAD' on top CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06313 The periodic table with elements LR (Lanthanum) 103 and Lawrence Krennium 57 on it; a yellow background behind them. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06314 The periodic table element symbol "La" for Lanthanum with atomic number 57 is shown on a yellow background in this clip-art image. There's no other object present here. This appears to be an educational material, possibly used as part of chemistry or science education content. It does not depict any actions being performed by objects nor showcase people or animals within the frame. The setting seems to focus on scientific representation and information sharing about chemical elements in a periodic table format. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06315 The periodic table element symbol "Kr" for krypton with atomic number 36 is displayed on a yellow background in front of an atom model labeled 'krypton'. There's also another image showing the same text and logo, but it appears to be smaller or less detailed than the main one. This second image has no additional context provided within this description. The setting seems to suggest that these are educational materials related to chemistry. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06316 The periodic table with elements iron (Fe) and carbon (C). CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06317 The periodic table element symbol for Iridium (Ir) with atomic number 52 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like structure that resembles its chemical formula Irdiium. There's also another image of the same element in front, but it has been altered to include additional text and numbers: "197" above Iridium (Ir) with atomic number 52 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like structure that resembles its chemical formula Irdiium. The top right corner of the image contains another periodic table CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06318 The image shows a periodic table with elements numbered from 1 to 53; element "Hodine" is highlighted in yellow at position #62 on the chart. There's also an atomic symbol for Hydrogen (#) and its name, which translates as 'hydride,' written above it. The background of this table appears black with a white border framing all elements within their respective boxes. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06319 The periodic table element symbol for Indium (In) with its atomic number 53 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like shape that resembles a chemical flask containing liquid nitrogen, which has been used to cool down superconductors in experiments at CERN and other research facilities. This image does not depict any real people or animals; it's purely educational content related to chemistry. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06320 The image shows a periodic table with hydrogen highlighted at position 1 on top of it is written "HYDROGEN" in black text against yellow background; below that, there's an element symbol 'H', and to its right, there's another word "HYDRON". To the left side of this image, a periodic table with hydrogen highlighted at position 1 on top has two words written above it: "PERIODIC TABLE" in black text against yellow background. The bottom part shows an element symbol 'H2O', and to its right is another CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06321 The atomic symbol for holmium on a periodic table with "Ho" written above it next to its number 67 in black text. Below that is an element name 'Holmium' in yellow and below that, another word 'HOLOMIUM'. In top right corner of the image there are two numbers: one reading '165', which could be a reference or indexing number for this periodic table entry; and another with the atomic weight 247.80 g/mol in black text next to it, indicating its relative mass compared to other CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06322 The periodic table element symbol for Hafnium (Hf) with its atomic number 72 displayed above it in a yellow box on top of an image that looks like a periodic chart background. There is also text at bottom right corner indicating "HAFINUM" and below the main title, there's another line saying "#108." The overall style appears to be educational or informational with clip-art elements used for visual interest. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06324 The image shows a periodic table with an atom symbol for gold (Au) highlighted next to its atomic number 79 in black text on top of it. Below Au is "Gold" written above two yellow rectangles, each containing numbers: one says '102' and the other reads '83'. The background has a white border with an image of a periodic table symbol for gold (Au) at its center inside another square frame that also contains text in black. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06325 The periodic table element symbol for Germanium (Ge) with a yellow background is displayed along with its atomic number 32 in black text on top of it. There's also an image of a small, simple flagpole and a tiny building behind them both. This appears to be part of the "Periodic Table" series by Clipart Kingdom. The overall style suggests that this could possibly represent some form of educational material or decoration related to chemistry. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06326 The periodic table element symbol for gallium (Ga) with its atomic number 31 displayed above it on a yellow background within an atom-like structure resembling that of hydrogen in the image provided, and below is written "GALIUM" followed by "GAULII". In front of this graphic are two periodic table elements: gallium (Ga) to its left with atomic number 31 displayed above it on a yellow background within an atom-like structure resembling that of hydrogen in the image provided, and below is written "GALIUM" CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06327 The periodic table element symbol for gadolinium (Gd) with its atomic number 57 is displayed on a yellow background in this image. There's also an additional text "CADODILINIUM" and another smaller text reading '64'. This clip-art style representation of the chemical element Gadolinium, which has been named Cadodilinum by its discoverer Jöns Jacob Berzelius (1798), is a rare earth metal. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06328 The periodic table element symbol for francium (Fr) with atomic number 87 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like structure that resembles its chemical properties in chemistry education materials. There's also text "FRANCIUM" and numbers indicating it as the 2nd noble gas, along with other details like name of element, symbol for periodic table, atomic number (87), electron configuration [Xe]4d105p6, group number (noble gases) 18. The image is educational in nature, likely used to CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06329 The periodic table element symbol for fluorine (F) with a yellow background on top of it is shown within an atomic structure graphic that resembles helium's inertness to chemical reactions, emphasizing its non-reactive nature and positioning atop other elements due to the noble gas property. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06330 The image shows a periodic table with elements labeled "Fm" at position 253 on top right corner of yellow background. There is also text that reads "100 fermium." In bottom left, there's another element symbolized by 'Fe', which stands for iron and has an atomic number of 26 in the periodic table. The image appears to be a clip-art representation or educational material related to chemistry. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06331 The periodic table element symbol for europium (Eu) with a yellow background highlighting its atomic number 52 in black text at top right corner of image. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06332 The periodic table element symbol "Erbium" with atomic number 57 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like shape that resembles its chemical structure. There's also text above it reading "#167." CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06333 The atomic symbol for element number 92 on a yellow background with black text reading "Einsteinium". CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06334 The periodic table with a focus on Dysprosium (Dy) element 69 symbol Dy. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06335 The image shows a periodic table element symbol "Cm" with its atomic number 96 next to it on top of another yellow box that says 'Curium'. Below this is an atom model depicting Curium, which has two protons and three neutrons in nucleus surrounded by six electrons. In the background there's a periodic table signifying element symbol "Cm" with atomic number 96 on top of it. The image also contains text that reads 'Curium'. This is an educational representation related to chemistry, specifically focusing on Curium as an element CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06336 The periodic table element symbol for copper with a yellow background on top of it is shown above another sign that says "COPPER" in black letters below an atomic number 29. Below this combination there's a watermark text reading "Cu". This image appears to be part of the periodic table and represents Copper, which has symbol Cu with its name written underneath on top of it is shown above another sign that says "COPPER" in black letters below an atomic number 29. Below this combination there's a watermark text reading "Cu". This CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06337 The periodic table element symbol for cobalt (Co) with a yellow background on top of it is displayed prominently in this image. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06338 The periodic table element symbol for Chromium (Cr) with atomic number 52 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like shape that resembles its chemical structure in chemistry classrooms. There's also text above it reading "Chrome" and below it, the word "CROMNIUM." The image has a playful or educational feel to it due to these elements being commonly used for teaching purposes about periodic tables of elements within an atomistic model framework. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06339 The periodic table element symbol for chlorine (Cl) with a yellow background is shown on top of another square that has "CHLORINE" written in black text below it. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06340 The periodic table element symbol for cesium (Cs) with its atomic number 55 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom-like structure that resembles a chemical flask containing liquid nitrogen, which has been used to cool down superconductors in experiments involving the study of high temperature superconductor materials. The image also includes text elements such as "Cs" and atomic number 55 above cesium's symbol on periodic table element chart. This is a small clip-art style illustration with educational purpose, likely used to teach about chemical symbols or CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06341 The periodic table element carbon (C) with a yellow background on top of it is shown within an atomic structure symbolizing its position in the chart. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06343 The image shows a periodic table with an atom symbol for calcium (Cf) highlighted at its position on the chart, which is 25th in order of atomic numbering; above it reads "Californium" and below that is the atomic weight "98." To the right side of this element's box are two other elements: Periodic table with an atom symbol for calcium (Cf) highlighted at its position on the chart, which is 25th in order of atomic numbering; above it reads 'Californium' and below that is the CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06344 The periodic table element symbol for cadmium (Cd) with atomic number 50 is shown along with its electron configuration in a yellow box on top of it. There's also an image of cobalt, which has been replaced by another atom to create this clip-art style representation. It appears that the original periodic table element symbol for cadmium (Cd) was intentionally removed and placed above itself as part of the joke or meme being created with these images. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06346 The periodic table element symbol for bromine (Br) with a yellow background is shown next to its atomic number 53 in black text on top of it. Below that, there's another image showing an atom model and name "BROMINE" at bottom right corner inside the square box representing this chemical element. The periodic table itself has other elements like Hydrogen (H), Helium (He) etc., but they are not in focus or highlighted here. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06347 The periodic table with a focus on Boron (B) as element number 5. It is labeled "boron" in yellow text at top right corner of image. There's also an atomic symbol for boron and its position within the chart, which includes other elements like Hydrogen (H), Carbon (C), Nitrogen (N). The background color appears to be a light shade with black borders around each element box in periodic table. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06348 The periodic table element symbol for bismuth (Bi) with a yellow background is shown next to its atomic number 83 in black text on top of it. Below that, there's an image of bismuth itself which appears as a metallic silver-gray substance or alloy and the word "BISMUTH" written below it in bold capital letters with a yellow background matching the one above. The atomic number 83 is also present on this line but smaller than that at top, indicating its position within the periodic table. There's no other text visible CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06349 The periodic table with "Be" highlighted on it next to a yellow box that says "Beryllium." CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06350 The periodic table with a focus on berkelium (Bk) element 97 symbolized by atomic number 51 in yellow box against black background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06351 The periodic table element symbol for barium with its atomic number 56 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom sign. There's also another image of the same chemical element in black text above it, reading "Ba". Below this, there's additional information indicating that Barium has two protons and eight electrons. The periodic table symbol for barium appears to be superimposed on a yellow background with an atom sign around it. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06352 The periodic table element symbol for astigine (As) with atomic number 85 is displayed on a yellow background within an atom sign. There's also text that reads "Astigine" above it and below, there's another line of text reading "Periodic Table." In the bottom right corner, there are two numbers: '210', which could be interpreted as atomic number or some other reference to astigine in this context. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06353 The periodic table with atomic number of arsenic highlighted as 33. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06354 The periodic table with elements Aragon (Ar) highlighted on a yellow background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06355 The periodic table with elements Sb (Antimony) at position 51 on a yellow background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06356 The atomic symbol for ammonium with its chemical formula "NH4" written above it on a yellow background within an elemental box labeled 213. Below this is another sign that reads 'AMERICIUM' and has the number 95 in parentheses, indicating its position in the periodic table. The image also contains text at bottom left corner reading "Ammium" with atomic weight of 40.87 g/mol written above it on a yellow background within an elemental box labeled 'AMERICIUM'. This is likely CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06357 The atomic symbol for aluminum on a periodic table background with numbers 27 at top right corner indicating its position within that chart. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06358 The atomic symbol for actinium on a periodic table background with an element number 89 above it. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06359 The image shows a gray background with two black rectangles of different sizes placed side by side on top of each other at an angle to create a sense of depth. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06360 The image shows a black line with two white rectangles on either side of it against a gray background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06361 The image shows a black rectangle with white text inside it that reads "Welcome to our website." CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06362 The cartoon shows a three shelf metal trolley with books on it against a black background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06363 The image shows a black remote control with buttons on it against a dark background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06364 The image shows a black and white film clapperboard with text on it that reads "CLAPPERBOARD." CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06365 The image shows a black film clapperboard with white borders against a plain background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06366 The image shows a gray Game Boy with its screen displaying blue graphics on it, placed next to an open laptop computer that has no visible keyboard or trackpad. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06367 The image shows a black screen with white text at top left corner that reads "SCOPE" followed by two lines pointing upwards to form an angle of 45 degrees from each other; below this, there is another line extending horizontally across the center and ending in what appears to be a crosshair or target. The background behind these elements has indistinct shapes that could represent various objects but are not clearly defined due to their small size within the image frame. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06368 The image shows a roll of film with an illustration on it that appears to be unrolling from left to right across another piece of paper; there is no text present in this clip-art image. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06369 The image shows a stopwatch with red hands on it against two different backgrounds: black for the left side of the clip-art and white for the right side. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06370 The image shows a blackboard with various items on it: an empty beaker at top left corner; two test tubes in center right side of board; blue liquid inside one tube near bottom middle part of board, and yellow substance above that same tube; small white object resembling a lid or cap next to the second test tube. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06371 The image shows a simple computer setup with an open laptop on top of what appears to be another monitor displaying white space, suggesting it is turned off or in standby mode; both screens have black borders around them and sit atop each other against a neutral background that could represent a desk surface. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-06372