Renaissance T-Shirts

The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli. Cool art teachers design for women and men. The perfect Botticelli item for artists, designers, illustrators, art teachers, and students.

With this image, we celebrate African-American writer, scholar, and philosopher Alain Locke.

thou plucketh the strings of thy heart.

Inspired by James Barry's Jupiter and Juno on Mount Ida, 1773.

Renaissance Cat is Half Upholstery

This blue cat works in a library and is an antiquarian.

With this image, we celebrate African-American writer, scholar, and philosopher Alain Locke.

With this image, we celebrate black activist and writer Hubert Harrison (1883-1927).

The Large Piece of Turf (aka The Great Piece of Turf) (1503) by artist Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) is a vintage Renaissance fine art nature painting. Wild plants, grasses, weeds, roots and other foliage can be identified as cock's-foot, creeping bent, smooth meadow-grass, daisy, dandelion, germander speedwell, greater plantain, hound's-tongue and yarrow.

Gioconda

Still Life with Roses by Elias van den Broeck (1670-1708)

An ornate design inspired by the medieval era :D

Another one in my famous painting series. I thought Leonardo da Vinci’s Lady with Ermine painting would look great on a vintage letter I found in an antique shop in Lancaster, PA USA.

Queen

Inspired by a Pre-Raphaelite painting. This is my take, in a stained glass style

Creation of woof - inspired by "The Creation of Adam" by Michelangelo

lost my mind, aesthetic typography t-shirt design

What are you looking at? Funny Mona Lisa - Leonardo Da Vinci - For the Da Vinci and painting lovers. Cool funny gift for her and him. Birthday or Christmas or other occasions present.

Design inspired by the work of Michelangelo, "The Creation of Adam," which is a masterpiece we can see in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. Design is a creative artistic transformation of the above-mentioned work. Instead of God, it presents a man who in a way creates himself - it is an allegory of man's vocation to constantly create himself and responsibility for his own life.

Pigbanko Style Leonardo Da Vinci's Monalisa

Classic plague doctor but a lady with a white background. also available in black, old paper cream, red and purple

Inspired by de Gheyn's Vanitas 1603.

Cute and colorful art deco inspired illustration based on the artwork by Italian Renaissance painter Domenico Ghirlandaio.

SHAMONE

Dark Academia :)

With this image, we celebrate black activist and writer Hubert Harrison (1883-1927).

With this image, we celebrate black activist and writer Hubert Harrison (1883-1927).

Renaissance-style, Old Master portrait of Woman Playing the Guitar by Gerard van Honthorst updated to be playing a single-cut candy apple red guitar. A modern take on a classic painting - perfect for the guitarist in your life! Looks great as a tshirt, framed art print/canvas or on a tote bag!

An icon of ancient dress, the penannular brooch held and adorned the cloaks of people from every class in parts of the medieval period. This simply outlined one is an instantly recognizable sign of your taste for history!

16th century woodcut of a perspective machine by Albrecht Dürer.

Montaza Palace - Alexandria Egypt

This Where Every Wave is a Stroke of Genius t-shirt is perfect for Surfing Men

Profile of a Young Fiancé - 1495 by Da Vinci

Mona lisa water wave Bubble Gum retro tee design

Get ready to rock the art world with this mind-blowing T-shirt design! Embrace the unexpected and dive into a wild fusion of art and rock with our unique twist on the iconic Mona Lisa. In this epic artwork, the enigmatic lady has unleashed her inner rockstar, and her canvas is now a stage for pure heavy metal mayhem. The Mona Lisa is reborn as the lead vocalist, sporting fierce tattoos, and a mesmerizing fiery gaze that captivates all who lay eyes upon her. She brandishes a wicked electric guitar, shredding riffs that echo through the ages. Her signature enigmatic smile? It's now a mischievous grin of rock rebellion!

This portrait of Ginevra de’ Benci is one of the first known three-quarter-view portraits painted in Italian art. Her identity is confirmed by the emblematic juniper wreath on the painting’s reverse panel and juniper leaves that frame her face: both a wordplay on her name and symbolism of her chastity. The simplicity of her clothing and lack of extravagant adornment within the painting is surprising, especially considering her family’s aristocratic status. Leonardo da Vinci broke with prior conventions in Italian portraiture, painting Ginevra facing forward as she gazes at the viewer with an ambivalent expression. Perspective, as well as contrasting light and shadow, were used to create the impression that she has come to life. A contras...