1920’s Museum Murder Mystery Characters Whodunit Collection (AI)

These high resolution images have been optimized. The background page yellowing has been removed, colors have been adjusted and defects and damages fixed. These images may be used digitally on any colored background or printed on t-shirts, coffee mugs, tote bags or anything else you can think of. Copyright: Public Domain (May be used for any use, personal or commercial) 12 files 12 .png 300 dpi RGB color space (1) Dr. Horace Bellamy: The Overbearing Curator Whodunit Character Bellamy rules the museum like a pharaoh with a migraine, convinced no one else is qualified to touch a single shard of pottery. His temper is legendary, as is his habit of rewriting excavation reports to make himself the hero. 3000 x 6000 pixels 10″ x 20″ .png (20.6 MB with transparent background (2) Dr. Yusuf Al-Nadim: The Egyptian Antiquities Expert Whodunit Character Brilliant and maddeningly precise, Al-Nadim knows every dynasty better than he knows his own family. He suffers fools poorly and Bellamy even worse, but his quiet sarcasm tends to leave the room several minutes before anyone realizes he was insulting them. 2100 x 6000 pixels 7″ x 20″ .png (13.1 MB with transparent background (3) Lucia Moretti: The Nightclub Proprietor Whodunit Character Lucia runs Cairo’s most infamous speakeasy and somehow manages to know things even the museum’s archives don’t. She shows up in expensive perfume and vague explanations about how she got involved in archaeology, neither of which ever smell entirely innocent. 3000 x 6000 pixels 10″ x 20″ .png (13.7 MB with transparent background (4) Inspector Bernard Graves: The Scotland Yard Liaison Whodunit Character Graves looks like a man holding himself together out of sheer habit. He’s sharply competent, but the desert heat and museum politics are wearing him down in ways London’s criminals never did. 2700 x 6000 pixels 9″ x 20″ .png (14.0 MB with transparent background (5) Violet Pembroke: The Society Journalist Whodunit Character Violet treats scandals the way other people treat cocktails: frequently and with great enthusiasm. She knows exactly which secrets to print and which to save for blackmail, and she’s collecting museum gossip the way others might collect scarabs. 2100 x 6000 pixels 7″ x 20″ .png (12.8 MB with transparent background (6) Miss Daphne Vane: The Gilded Flapper Whodunit Character Daphne claims she’s “simply fascinated” by archaeology, though her interest skews heavily toward handsome explorers and expensive relics. Underneath the glitter, though, she’s sharper than her social circle suspects — possibly sharp enough to stab someone. 2100 x 6000 pixels 7″ x 20″ .png (14.8 MB with transparent background) (7) Harold Davenport: The Railroad Tycoon Whodunit Character Davenport bankrolls the museum’s expeditions and expects everyone to grovel accordingly. He lives on cigars, bluster, and the belief that anything can be solved with money — which is awkward, given that murder usually refuses to negotiate. 3000 x 6000 pixels 10″ x 20″ .png (15.0 MB with transparent background (8) Captain Roland Keats (Retired) The Explorer Turned Security Chief Whodunit Character Once the hero of half a dozen doomed expeditions, Keats now watches over the museum halls with the vigilance of a man still expecting spears from the shadows. His past is peppered with missing maps, missing artifacts, and missing colleagues. 2400 x 5700 pixels 8″ x 19″ .png (14.6 MB with transparent background (9) Edmund Vale: The Art Critic Whodunit Character Vale has an acid tongue and the ego of a man who believes he has elevated snobbery into an art form. He’s notorious for ruining careers with a single review and has been known to upset donors, curators, and entire civilizations — posthumously. 2100 x 6000 pixels 7″ x 20″ .png (13.4 MB with transparent background (10) Ruth Everleigh: The Conservator’s Apprentice Whodunit Character Young, focused, and perpetually smudged with pigment dust, Ruth has an unnerving talent for noticing cracks—on canvases, in pottery, and in people’s stories. She’s the sort of earnest that makes older staff nervous, especially those with something to hide. 2700 x 6300 pixels 9″ x 21″ .png (15.4 MB with transparent background (11) Miss Constance Blythe: The Meticulous Registrar Whodunit Character Constance catalogues everything with monk-like devotion and the demeanor of a woman who trusts no one with a pencil but herself. She remembers every misplaced crate and mislabeled artifact, and her quiet disapproval can reduce archaeologists to rubble. 2400 x 6000 pixels 8″ x 20″ .png (13.4 MB with transparent background (12) Elsie Trent: The Museum Maid Whodunit Character Elsie moves through the museum like furniture that cleans itself, hearing far more than anyone realizes. She has a knack for being in the right hallway at the wrong time — or the wrong hallway at the very worst time imaginable. 2100 x 6300 pixels 7″ x 21″ .png (15.5 MB with transparent background) ***Note: The low resolution sample image on this page may be blurry and/or pixelated from compression. The downloadable versions are high resolution and beautiful!***