Modern Artist Kids T-Shirts

Pansies by Charles Demuth

Dempsey and Firpo by George Bellows

Still Life with Basket by Paul Cezanne

The White Feather (1919) by Henri Matisse

New Angel (1920) by Paul Klee

The Predictor (1916) by Giorgio de Chirico

In the Meadow (1876) by Claude Monet

A Walk in the Woods by Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Tiger by Franz Marc

Babylon by Frantisek Kupka

Cosmic Composition (1919) by Paul Klee

Arearea by Paul Gauguin

Do you love painting? Do brush and pallete knife obey your commands, when you stand at the easel and apply acrylic or oil paint to the canvas? Can you do magic with watercolors? Do you feel at home on exhibitions and opening events? Then this is the right outfit for you! This palette design is a perfect Christmas or birthday gift for artist, painters, art lovers and many others. Motto: Show with this outfit that you love fine arts, be it as artist or art lover! This design is based on a watercolor painting.

The Lindens of Poissy (1882) by Claude Monet

Deer in a Monastery Garden by Franz Marc

Stunning, high resolution, Hilma af Klint Painting: The Swan Group Ix No 1 from 1913. Perfect for students and vintage abstract art lovers on posters, tapestries, pillows, tops, and more.

Stunning, high resolution, Hilma af Klint Painting: Group Iv No 7 Adulthood from 1907. Perfect for students and vintage abstract art lovers on posters, tapestries, pillows, tops, and more.

Poster for France Champagne (1891) by Pierre Bonnard

Les Grands Arbres by Paul Cezanne

The Crying Spider (1881) by Odilon Redon

Tumblers by Charles Demuth

The Cellist (1917) by Max Weber

Yellow and Blue by Charles Demuth

Egyptian in Pearl Necklace (1913) by Kees van Dongen

Waterlilies (1914) by Claude Monet

City of R by Paul Klee

Portrait of Derain by Maurice de Vlaminck

Valley Road (1920) by Marsden Hartley

Vase of Gladiolas and Roses by Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Paul Gauguin - The yellow Christ

Matisse Style. An abstract design in the style of Matisse style Cut-outs.

Balance by Francis Picabia

Matisse Style. An abstract design in the style of Matisse style Cut-outs.

From the Balcony (1909) by Pierre Bonnard

Cyclamen Pourpre (1912) by Henri Matisse

Matisse Style. An abstract design in the style of Matisse style Cut-outs.