William Henry Fox Talbot Bust of Patroclus Phone Case

Art on the Go

This isn't just a phone case it's a portable gallery. The design showcases William Henry Fox Talbot's pioneering photographic work, a man often hailed as the father of photography. He didn't just capture an image he captured history. This particular photograph, 'Bust of Patroclus', is an intriguing piece from his groundbreaking 1845 book, The Pencil of Nature, which was the first commercially published book to be illustrated with photographs. The original bust is a Roman marble copy of a Greek bronze sculpture, adding layers of history to the image and making it a fascinating conversation starter.

The Art of Protection

Beyond its gallery-worthy print, the Greek Youth phone case is built with premium materials for modern life. It boasts a dual-layer construction — a white polycarbonate outer shell and a flexible TPU inner lining — engineered for maximum durability. The wraparound print ensures the full majesty of Blake’s design is uninterrupted on the back and sides, while precisely aligned openings make every function seamless.

Need to charge on the go? No problem. This case is fully compatible with wireless charging, so your aesthetic doesn’t compromise your tech.