Renaissance Art Hoodies

A print of Mona Lisa in tones of blue.

Imagine seeing the face of David, Michelangelo's famous sculpture, in a super surreal version. In this reinterpretation, the stretched face has five pairs of eyes that look in all directions at the same time. Each pair of eyes has a different personality, from looking for cheese to doing mathematical calculations. And there's even a pair of "guardian of surreality" eyes that keep things weird. This version of David seems to have predicted time travel and parallel dimensions. Anyone who looks at it wonders if he sees us or sees a future without logic. If you go to see it, take sunglasses, because you never know where those extra eyes will look!

The fleur de lis was and is a favorite design element in French art. This fancy, elaborate fleur de lis from the sixteenth century has been adapted from a printer's ornament.

Head of Giuliano de' Medici by Tintoretto, 1540s. Black and white chalk.

In this work, the viewer is transported to a hot summer day in the Netherlands. It depicts the harvest time, in the months of July and August or late summer. Great for history buffs, art lovers, and artists.

Magnificent, with a rather coy look on his face, a Venetian lion proclaims, "Par tibi, Marce, evangelista meus". Adapted from a book about the history of Venice published in 1696.

The Nobleman with his Hand on his Chest, design created inspired in the public domain painting by El Greco (Doménikos Theotokópoulos).

Portrait of a Youth by Sandro Botticelli, 1482-1485. Tempera on wood.

Framed angel on sunset background

Show your love for Leonardo Da Vinci with this artist paint splat design.

Line art of Venus from Botticelli's Renaissance masterpiece the Birth of Venus.

Saint Martin and the Beggar by El Greco, 1597-1600. Oil on canvas.

Self-Portrait at the Age of Twenty Eight by Albrecht Durer is a masterpiece of 16th century portrait painting and a defining work of Renaissance art. Durer, a German artist of the Northern Renaissance, created this famous self-portrait as an expression of his artistic self-identity and as a symbol of the humanist ideals of the time. The painting showcases Durer's exceptional skill in portrait composition, with a focus on lighting, texture, and meticulous attention to detail. Its enduring popularity among art enthusiasts and collectors alike speaks to its status as a true masterpiece of artistic expression and a hallmark of the Northern Renaissance. Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply appreciate the beauty of great art, our Self...

Saint Peter and Saint Paul by El Greco, 1590-1600. Oil on canvas.

The Tower of Babel (Rotterdam) by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, circa 1563-1565. Oil on panel.

Annunciation by Sandro Botticelli, 1489-1490. Tempera on panel.

Line art of a detail from Bacchus and Ariadne, one of Titian's most well-known paintings.

Prepare to be whiskered away to an artful world where the iconic "Mona Lisa" gets a paw-some twist! With mysterious eyes and an enigmatic smile, this feline captures the essence of the classic artwork, while adding a delightful touch of feline charm. Join this creative masterpiece and let the brilliance of art and cats spark a purr-fectly intriguing fusion. Embrace the allure of the feline "Mona Lisa" and witness the magic of art come to life.

St. Andrew and St. Francis by El Greco, circa 1595. Oil on canvas.

Kissing Angels Painting by William Adolphe Bouguereau

Reinterpretation of "David" by Michelangelo. 1501-04

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Psychedelic and surreal drawing of the famous painting from Leonardo da Vinci titled Mona Lisa which is his greatest masterpiece painted during the Italian Renaissance.

Line art based on Fra Angelico's Annunciation.

Anne Cresacre by Hans Holbein the Younger, circa 1526-1527. Black And Coloured Chalks.

The salvation or damnation of my soul is for me alone - Sylvia Plath Giulia Tofana was a professional poisoner living in 17th century Italy and the inventor of the poison Aqua Tofana. She mostly sold it to young people trapped in unhappy (or abusive) marriages as a means to escape said marriage and rid themselves of their spouses. She was executed in 1659 together with her daughter and helpers. Up to 600 deaths were rumored to be related to her and her famous poison

The Ambassadors by Hans Holbein the Younger, 1533. Oil on oak wood.

Netherlandish Proverbs by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1559. Oil on oak.