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Battles of the Civil War presents 39 major land and sea battles. Scenes by Currier and Ives, Kurz and Allison, Louis Prang and others depict this defining period of America's history. Includes Antietam, Bull Run, Chickamauga, Chancellorsville, Chattanooga, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Shiloh, the Merrimac and Monitor, Williamsburg, Wilson's Creek, Battle of the Wilderness, Vicksburg, Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, and Sheridan's Ride.

Be entranced by the beauty of the rotating focal object in Hypnotica 3D. Hypnosis, in itself, is just a state of mental and physical relaxation, along with a more focused sense of concentration. Hypnosis is not sleep, as is often popularly assumed. Most people find that they are more aware of smells, sounds, and feelings than usual. So, sit back, relax, think positive thoughts, and enjoy Hypnotica 3D.

Glyphs from the Mayan codex float above a Mayan city of pyramids and temples while 3D Mayan symbols tumble and turn below them. It's a Mayan world in motion in this fanciful screensaver mobile.

Every year has its forest fire season. Eighty percent of wildfires are started by lightning strikes, while others are the result of arson and carelessness. The larger fires can burn through millions of acres of forestland, traveling rapidly in strong winds from treetop to treetop. In this screensaver you will see 50 amazing pictures taken by the U.S. National Park Service of numerous forest fires that raged in western states.

The Egyptian temples at Philae and Abu Simbel were rescued from the rising waters of the Nile in the 1960's. Abu Simbel was built by Ramesses the Great and Philiae dates from Cleopatra's time. The 34 views in this screen saver include the light show at Philae. The two Temples at Abu Simbel are oriented to the sunrise and sit on the bank of the Nile. Anyone sailing from Nubia down the Nile knew that this was the territory of the Pharaoh.

Winifred Brunton brought to life the statues and mummy portraits of Egypt's Kings, Queens and Nobles. She painted in glowing colors on pieces of Ivory. 30 portraits are presented, including Tutankhamun, Akhenaten, Tetisheri, Senwosret, Tutmose, Tiye, Amenhotep, Nefertiti, Hatshepsut, Pepi, Amenemhat, Norfret, Narmer, Khafre, Menkaure, Ranefer, Ankhesenamen, Horemhab, Mutnodjmet, Smenkhkare, Seti, Rameses, Taharka, and Cleopatra.

A Las Vegas vacation is more than the casinos. Surround yourself with the colorful chaos of the Las Vegas Strip, and the nightly neon extravaganzas around the hotels. Drive through the desert of Red Rock Canyon, or take a quick flight down to Monument Valley. See the manmade wonder of Hover Dam, and the natural glory of the Grand Canyon. It all adds up to a fabulous Las Vegas vacation, and it's all here in the Las Vegas Vacation screensaver.

Samurai were the warrior class of Japan. The samurai protected their Daimyo from attacks by other fuedal warlords. The sword was the weapon of choice for a samurai. They were trained in the martial art of ken-jutsu, "The Warrior Art of the Sword" and were guided by Bushido, "Way of the Warrior". This screensaver displays 55 images of samurai with their glorious costumes and weaponry, drawn by Japanese artists from the mid to late 1800's.

Japanese wood block printing reached its zenith in the 1800's with the finest artists of the period producing elegant works of art that are unrivaled today in technique and tenor. The delicacy and refinement of the prints can be appreaciated all the more by the bold and novel presentations of the subjects; in this case birds. This wonderful collection of 40 antique Japanese bird prints is art for the head and the heart. Enjoy!

Geisha are traditional Japanese artist-entertainers. The word geisha literally means "art person" or "artisan". Geisha were very common in the 18th and 19th centuries, and are still in existence today, although their numbers are dwindling. The geisha tradition evolved from the taikomochi or hokan, similar to court jesters. In this screensaver enjoy 55 woodblock prints of Geisha from master Japanese artists of the mid to late 1800s.