Expressionism Pins and Buttons

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

Description: Dive into the enigmatic and haunting world of Francisco de Goya with our "The Witches' Sabbath" design. This captivating artwork showcases a high-quality print of Goya's iconic painting, celebrated for its eerie and macabre atmosphere. Perfect for lovers of dark art, gothic aesthetics, and classic masterpieces, this design makes a bold statement on any apparel or accessory. Unleash your appreciation for the mysterious and timeless art of Goya today!

Description: Bear Smoking A Cigar Smoker Cosmic Beasts Power

Description: Very cute and funny penguin version of the classic painting of Munch : The Scream

Description: Smoke the universe

Description: Something for Goya lovers.. I worked a lot to keep the general impression of the real artwork. Hope I did well. Hope you enjoy it. The sleep of reason produces monsters. El sueño de la razón produce monstruos.

Description: Edvard Munch The Scream Graphic

Description: Self-Portrait at the Easel by Francisco Goya, 1785. Oil on canvas.

Description: Weltschmerz, German expression, handwritten by my own human hand. Weltschmerz literally translates into world-pain denotes a deep sadness about the inadequacy or imperfection of the world. Great gift for philosophy nerds, angsty nihilist and melancholic German student.

Description: This Skeleton Skull Top Hat Smoking Cigar design is cool and funky.

Description: Original art on 3’ x 2’ drywall oil and acrylic on canvas

Description: Egon Schiele

Description: deadly alien canvas, the coven witch in pattern ecopop

Description: The Scream Blue Diamond Argyle Like Pattern on off white- weird design for your unique taste.- designed by pelagioAM

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Description: "Seated Woman, Back View" by Egon Schiele

Description: A bold, electrifying tribute to neo-expressionism—this abstract face bursts with raw emotion, jagged energy, and graffiti-style flair. Inspired by Basquiat’s rebellious spirit, it’s a visual riot of colour and chaos, perfect for fans of street art, pop culture, and expressive design. Ideal for stickers, tees, and anyone who wears their art loud.

Description: The Scream by Edvard Munch, 1910. Tempera and oil on cardboard.

Description: My first painting inspired by a supernatural detective from a popular graphic novel series. It is acrylic paint on A2 Canvas depicting the character lighting a cigarette in a signature fashion, reminiscent of the lighting styles of classic film noir, or more appropriately neo-noir. My favourite thing about this painting is the colour and how the light created by the flame creates such a vibrant glow. The influences behind this piece are punk and post-punk and an inspiration of film noir.

Description: I had the pleasure of working on the album artwork for the wonderful musician and Author Foreign Forest. https://www.foreignforestmusic.com

Description: The Scream 1895 Edvard Munch

Description: Putting up high numbers before the race

Description: It's hard for the little guy to jump around on that one foot all the time, let him rest in your pocket for a while.

Description: The Edvard Munch painting "the scream" combined with the meme of a seagull inhaling and screaming.

Description: We Still Scream, But Love gives us hope. Homage to Edvard Munch and his classic painting titled The Scream. Featured is Munch's character making heart hands with a happy go lucky smile while a vibrant rainbow in the background symbolizes beautiful things to come.

Description: Wally with a Red Blouse by Egon Schiele

Description: Self Portrait by Egon Schiele

Description: The Scream Minimal White version from the Expressionist painting, The Scream by Norwegian Artist Edvard Munch in. Representing anxiety and worry. Expressionist art. Also known as the Selkirk (Shriek), Der Schrei der Natur (The Scream of Nature). PelagioAM

Description: While sponsorship’s by cigarette brands is nothing new, Kool was one of the first brands to pursue concert sponsorship with the Kool Jazz Festival in 1975, and sustain music promotions over the years. As a brand that is historically quite popular with African‐American smokers, their sponsorship’s tended to lean towards jazz and other events with a substantial attendance of their core demographic.

Description: Portrait of Madame Matisse (1913) by Henri Matisse

Description: Disparate Alegre (Merry Folly) by Francisco Goya. Etching.

Description: Spray Digital Art

Description: Image remixed from Modigliani artwork in the public domain

Description: Artaud Soup