Painter Pillows

The Scream by Edvard Munch

Composition by the iconic artist Piet Mondrian

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

Iron Cross by Marsden Hartley

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com --- see other emoji-based works: - Day Dream Believer - Fake It Till You Make It - Losing It - Rose-Coloured Glasses

Declare your expressive style with our 'Art Day' tee, a simple and sarcastically hilarious addition to our 'Day' series. Perfect for the hipster with a funny personality, this shirt embodies the essence of a perfect day for art lovers everywhere. Here's an art-related joke for you: Why did the artist bring a pencil to the art gallery? In case they wanted to draw a conclusion!

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

The Brooch by Edvard Munch

Young Girl with a Dog by Pierre-Auguste Renoir

The Tower by Charles Demuth

surrealistly surrealist

The Egg by Odilon Redon

Cherries by Théo van Rysselberghe

Frida kahlo flower colorful summer flowers feminist mexican painter

Vincent van Gogh

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

Vincent Van Gogh’s painting of his room.

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

Newspaper Seller (1914) by Marc Chagall

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com

The Scream by Edvard Munch in black and white

The Pond at Montgeron by Claude Monet

Frida Kahlo (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈfɾiða ˈkalo]; born Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón; 6 July 1907 – 13 July 1954) was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico

The Shop Window by August Macke

Female Portrait Poster by Munch

Three Dancers Preparing for Class by Edgar Degas

This vibrant and colorful picture is sure to liven up any room! It shows a beautiful woman surrounded by colors and shapes in an expressionist style. The bright colors are a real eye-catcher and add visual interest to your space. AI generated art

Fairgrounds Alley at Argenteuil by Claude Monet

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

A cat design inspired by a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

The Port of Marseille (1905) by Albert Marquet