Dadaism Tank Tops

Hey man, it's art.

The White Slave Trader (1918) by Georg Grosz

DADA Plantee. A perfect gift for an arty-farty you and your loved one who like cute, kawaii plant. Great gift idea for birthday, Christmas, and all occasions.

If you love painting and deep colors, this psychedelic paint smear is perfect for you!

Dada Manifesto

Year 2020 watercolor and ink portrait

Retro Style Newspaper themed design which criticizes “The American Dream”.

Collage art featuring man with Squid head titled "Going for a Walk with Death"

Labyrinth, a collage by Maximiliano Lopez Barrios, ©2016 for the Vlad Tepes band album artwork, La Peste del ocio.

This design features the legendary Alfred Jarry's character Ubu Roi. In this composition, we used Jarry's original drawing made circa 1896.

Tibetan Monastery painting by Nicholas Roerich

The Son Of Man taken down to its most vital elements - any Surrealist worth their salt will get the reference!

Marcel Duchamp's Bycicle wheel

With this image, we celebrate German poet Hugo Ball, the father of Dadaism.

This is an alternative portrait of French symbolist writer Alfred Jarry, the author of Ubu Roi. Jarry is a predecessor of Dadaism and Surrealism and an inventor of so-called pataphysics.

Dada or dadaism was an avant-garde movement of the early twentieth century that started in Zürich (Switzerland) but soon spread to New York. By 1920, it was in Paris. Where it engaged such big names as Tsara, Breton, Aragon, Eluard. This design uses a historical photo of the French section of Dada.

The title of one of Marcel Duchamp's works. Try to say the letters one after another in French.

If the sane act crazy, madness might be sanity. Might be. Other versions available right here on TeePublic at BonzoTee.

Leo like a Banksy

Aquis Submersus (1919) by Max Ernst

Elle a chaud au cul.

One of Magritte's most common artistic devices was the use of objects to hide what lies behind them. For example, in The Son of Man (1964) an apple hides the face of a man wearing a bowler hat, and in The Pleasure Principle (1937) a bright flash likewise obscures a face. In The Human Condition, the cover-up appears in the form of a painting within a painting. Magritte had this to say of his 1933 work: "In front of a window seen from inside a room, I placed a painting representing exactly that portion of the landscape covered by the painting. Thus, the tree in the picture hid the tree behind it, outside the room. For the spectator, it was both inside the room within the painting and outside in the real landscape."

True art for artsy people. A cute little joke and should make people think about the meaning of art, is everything art, can you call anything art nowadays? Duchamp loved making satiric pieces and a mockery of art.

Digital abstract work inspired by Hans Arp's art

Finding hidden treasures in the alley, my secret spot to enjoy ramen. Love the hot steaming Ramen near me! This design is also available on many different products including stickers, phone cases and mug..etc. See below! To buy this design, choose your product, click add to cart, and checkout!

A ramen terrace in a futuristic neon cyberpunk city. Love the hot steaming Ramen near me! This design is also available on many different products including stickers, phone cases and mug..etc. See below! To buy this design, choose your product, click add to cart, and checkout!

Finding hidden treasures in the alley, my secret spot to enjoy ramen. Love the hot steaming Ramen near me! This design is also available on many different products including stickers, phone cases and mug..etc. See below! To buy this design, choose your product, click add to cart, and checkout!

Finding hidden treasures in the alley, my secret spot to enjoy ramen. Love the hot steaming Ramen near me! This design is also available on many different products including stickers, phone cases and mugs..etc. See below! To buy this design, choose your product, click add to cart, and checkout!

A Chalamet piece that make Banksy jealous!

The iconic conceptual sculpture by Marcel Duchamp. An ironic drawing of a provocative "sculpture" by Duchamp that questioned art and the artist community.

Year 2020

Mona Lisa is a clearly a boomer in this day and age, and unfortunately she cannot take this generation any more. She is having a meltdown.