American Landscape Long Sleeve T-Shirts

A wise woman once said, "You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone." Let's honor and value our democracy. Let's remember the importance of this beautiful land we call home.

Landscape Study by George Inness, circa 1876. Oil on canvas.

This Native American Chief Indian product makes a great gift for men and women.

Beautiful art inspired by the Red Dead Redemption 2 video game!

Inspired by the beautiful city of Philadelphia

Sitting Bull Sioux Indian Chief. an image that represents the famous Indian chief Sitting Bull in traditional dress, here seen in profile with a cloudy sky in the background, then a text whose translation is as follows: We fought and lost to protect mother nature. Today the sky is crying because the earth is suffering. Civilization to pollute the sky, the waters and the earth. Because of all this the misfortunes to come will be much greater.

Arizona Sunset by Thomas Moran

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A wise woman once said, "You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone." Without our democracy we won't have freedom. Let's honor and value our democracy. Let's remember the importance of this beautiful land we call home.

House and Tree by John Henry Twachtman. Pastel.

Woodland Rocks by Julian Alden Weir, 1910-1919. Oil on canvas.

The Emerald Pool by John Henry Twachtman, circa 1895. Oil on canvas.

Autumn Treetops by Winslow Homer, 1873. Oil on canvas.

Yay America! Yay Freedom! Yay Independence! Yay for this beautiful land we get to call home.

Autumn Oaks by George Inness, circa 1878. Oil on canvas.

The Old Sand Road by William Merritt Chase, circa 1894. Oil on canvas.

Untitled (Pastoral Scene) by David Johnson, 1867. Oil on canvas.

A Natural Monarch by Asher Brown Durand, 1853. Oil on canvas.

A black power fist inside an African desert landscape.

Summer at Shinnecock Hills by William Merritt Chase, 1891. Oil on canvas.

The White Bridge by John Henry Twachtman, 1895-1902. Oil on canvas.

Adirondack Lake by Winslow Homer, 1889. Watercolor.

High resolution modernist painting by famous American artist and early feminist Georgia O'Keeffe entitled "Early Abstraction", painted 1915. This beautiful design is available on t-shirts, wall art, pillows, tapestries, and more. Perfect for lovers of vintage oil paintings and art history students. What a fabulous gift!

Surreal feral horse double-exposure illustration. Perfect gift for anyone who loves mustangs, wildlife and nature. Great for equestrians, horse lovers and riders. Sophisticated landscape and stallion silhouette. Bold, expressive surrealism statement design in monochromatic, minimalist color. Symbol of power, movement, desire and masculinity. Native American spirit animal of wilderness, freedom and independence, as well as wisdom, beauty, pride. Raido rune in Viking myths means adventure and travel.

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Surreal feral horse double-exposure illustration. Perfect gift for anyone who loves mustangs, wildlife and nature. Great for equestrians, horse lovers and riders. Sophisticated landscape and stallion silhouette. Bold, expressive surrealism statement design in monochromatic, minimalist color. Symbol of power, movement, desire and masculinity. Native American spirit animal of wilderness, freedom and independence, as well as wisdom, beauty, pride. Raido rune in Viking myths means adventure and travel.

Minimalistic artwork of Hot Springs National Park Arkansas. Work shows the hot springs and nearby bathhouses below Ouachita Mountain.

Hudson Valley by Frederic Edwin Church, 1867. Graphite and oil on board.

Wind River Country by Albert Bierstadt, 1860. Oil on canvas.

Distant View of the Mandan Village by George Catlin, 1832. Oil on canvas.

Spring Time by David Johnson, 1886. Oil on canvas.

Waves and sun and mountains Bohemian Design no.2

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Mist in Kanab Canyon, Utah by Thomas Moran

Fort Union, Mouth of the Yellowstone River, 2000 Miles above St. Louis by George Catlin, 1832. Oil on canvas.