Socks by Ruysch (poppy, 5 pairs) jandavidsz

Socks by Ruysch (poppy, 5 pairs) jandavidszThese socks are inspired by one of the many colorful flower still life paintings made by the successful 17th century painter Rachel Ruysch. With a botanist fathers collection, she had access to paint rare flowers and animals and thus, she revolutionized floral compositions in the 17th and 18th century. Her talent earned her permission from her father to pursue an art education. While not unique, this was certainly unusual in these days. In her career,

This foldable crossbody bag is inspired by the works of Henri Matisse

turning heads and breaking rules in the art world

expressive brushwork

delicate lines and tiny details that make the scene feel alive

expressive brushwork and innovative compositions

This big shopper inspired by one the many colourful paintings made by Rachel Ruysch

their legacy lives on

This rain hat is inspired by a tiny watercolour painting by the 18th century Dutch painter Willem van Leen: ‘Bouquet of tulips

one of the most famous Dutch still life painters of the 17th century

She was one of the first artists to experiment with automatic drawing

a colorful annual flower which has inspired many artists throughout history

This rain hat is inspired by a flower still life by Jan Davidsz