Fine Arts Merch

Roofs of Paris in the Snow (1902) by Auguste Herbin

Siesta by John Singer Sargent

Tree of Knowledge by Hilma af Klint

Liegende (1914) by Otto Mueller

Portrait of Chess Players (1911) by Marcel Duchamp

The Predictor (1916) by Giorgio de Chirico

New Angel (1920) by Paul Klee

Morning in the Village after a Snowstorm by Kazimir Malevich

Altarpiece No.1 by Hilma af Klint

Georgian painter Pirosmani's piece, "The Fisherman". You can find the original hanging at the Fine Art Museum in Tbilisi, Georgia.

White Line (1920) by Wassily Kandinsky

The Holy Family (1913) by Egon Schiele

Acrlyic on canvas. Abstract lines.

Beauty in a Landscape (1905) by Wassily Kandinsky

In the Park Chateau Noir by Paul Cezanne

Large Bather (1914) by Raoul Dufy

The ineffable lightness of the ballerina

Sous-Bois (1905) by Maurice de Vlaminck

Woman in Red by Odilon Redon

Self Portrait in a Bowler Hat by Paul Cezanne

portraits of some stand up comedians you can watch and listen on different podcasts

Still Life with Peppermint Bottle by Paul Cezanne

This is a Selfportrait i Hand painted rinding a purple dinosaur on a beach

Squam Light (1912) by Edward Hopper

Ice House, Coldwell, Lake Superior by Lawren Harris

An abstract representation of an ancient sea creature, reflecting the colours of the sea that it lives in. An almost hypnotic shape and peaceful hues give this piece a meditative feel - a peaceful aura.

Sleeping Girl by Sonia Delaunay

Claude Monet Parasol

Panel from 1001 Nights (1914) by Vittorio Zecchin (2)

Parade Amoureuse by Francis Picabia

Landscape, Bridge, Huntingdon Valley (1915-1916) by Henry Lyman Sayen. Image source: Smithsonian Institution / rawpixel (CC0).

Sleeper by Jessica Brilli

Original painting - oil & oil pastel on 48" x 48" canvas

Do you love painting? Do brush and pallete knife obey your commands, when you stand at the easel and apply acrylic or oil paint to the canvas? Can you do magic with watercolors? Do you feel at home on exhibitions and opening events? Then this is the right outfit for you! This palette design is a perfect Christmas or birthday gift for artist, painters, art lovers and many others. Motto: Show with this outfit that you love fine arts, be it as artist or art lover! This design is based on a watercolor painting.

Suprematism, Non-Objective Composition (1915) by Kazimir Malevich