Whistlers Mother Kids T-Shirts

Whistler's Mother (Beaned)

Whistler's Mother Famous art painting

A modern take on James McNeill Whistler's 1871 painting commonly known as "Whistler's Mother." This time she's on them Internets, tweeting and gramming, waiting for her son to call her. "Whistler Call Your Mother!" This image was created from my original painting. All images are copyright 2019 Louise Sullivan.

Your Mom.

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Famous paintings reimagined

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A Modern Twist On a Classic!

Step into March Madness with a touch of classical art! Our "March Matron" t-shirt brings an unexpected twist to the basketball season, featuring the iconic "Whistler's Mother" poised against a backdrop of college basketball frenzy. This inventive design combines the tranquility of James McNeill Whistler's famous artwork with the electrifying excitement of March Madness, creating a unique piece that's sure to catch eyes and spark conversations. Perfect for art enthusiasts and sports fans alike, this shirt offers both comfort and style, whether you're watching the games or showcasing your love for innovative fashion. Join the Matron in celebrating the spirit of March Madness with a blend of culture and sport like no other.

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My version of Whistler's Mother...but with a cat!

Celebrate Black History Month with a profound artistic statement in our exclusive t-shirt collection, inspired by the iconic "Whistler's Mother," reimagined to honor the heritage and culture of the Black community. These t-shirts feature a powerful reinterpretation of the classic painting, portraying the mother figure as a woman of Black descent, symbolizing strength, dignity, and the enduring spirit of the Black community.

This unique design reimagines the iconic Whistler's Mother in a heartwarming scene as she holds a puppy, symbolizing the universal love and comfort that these furry friends bring into our lives. Perfect for art lovers, dog enthusiasts, and those who cherish the warmth of a puppy's love, this T-shirt is a beautiful blend of classic artistry and the joy of pet companionship. Whether you're attending a National Puppy Day event, going for a walk with your four-legged friend, or just enjoying a cozy day at home, this tee is sure to add a touch of warmth and style to your day.

This exclusive tee reimagines the classic Whistler's Mother portrait, portraying her as a woman with Down syndrome, celebrating inclusion, diversity, and the beauty of difference. It's a poignant way to show support and raise awareness for the Down syndrome community, blending art with a message of acceptance and respect. Perfect for advocates, allies, and anyone who values diversity, this T-shirt is a powerful statement piece for World Down Syndrome Day events or everyday wear.

"Waheed's Mother" is a watercolor painting from the series "We the People." The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that "America is a nation of immigrants." In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America's newcomers to a native born.

This unique t-shirt creatively reimagines the famous Whistler's Mother painting, adding a light-hearted touch as she blows a colorful bubble gum. It's a perfect blend of classic artistry and modern fun.

This inventive design reimagines the iconic Whistler's Mother indulging in a crunchy potato chip, blending classic art with a touch of modern whimsy. It's the perfect choice for those who appreciate a bit of humor with their culture, making it an ideal wear for art lovers and snack enthusiasts alike. Whether you're out and about or lounging at home, this T-shirt offers comfort and style, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. Embrace your love for art and potato chips with this unique tee, or gift it to someone special who enjoys a side of fun with their fashion. Celebrate National Potato Chip Day in an artful and playful way!

Based on James McNeill Whistler, Whistler's Mother

The subject of the painting is Whistler's mother, Anna McNeill Whistler.