Arcimboldo Mugs

Spring by Style of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, circa 1580-1600. Oil on canvas.

A statue representing one of Arcimboldo's works in front of Palazzo Reale in Milan, Italy with the exhibition of Arcimboldo's works in Spring 2011

Winter by Style of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, circa 1580-1600. Oil on canvas.

Autumn by Style of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, circa 1580-1600. Oil on canvas.

Summer by Style of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, circa 1580-1600. Oil on canvas.

The Lawyer (1556) by Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Anthropomorphic Depictions of the Four Seasons 2 by Follower Of Giuseppe Arcimboldo. Oil on canvas.

The Librarian - Giuseppe Arcimboldo, 1566.

Spring - Giuseppe Arcimboldo, 1563.

Fire (1556) by Giuseppe Arcimboldo Giuseppe Arcimboldo was a 16th century Italian painter best known for creating imaginative portrait heads made entirely of objects.

Tentacled Giuseppe Arcimboldo

he was a potato-head for sure.

Winter - Giuseppe Arcimboldo, 1563.

Water - Giuseppe Arcimboldo, 1566.

Trees made from zucchinis? Steps of berries? Garlic siding? This Georgia sea islands cottage, similar to many South Carolina lowcountry cottages, is reimagined as vegetables and fruits. Somewhat like the artwork of Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo, this original photo is repurposed in a yummy and charming image that somewhat resembles folk art. This colorful image is a unique take on coastal and cottage art, and would look great in a restaurant setting because of all the fruits and vegetables.