charley toorop beemster bloeiende boom Piet Mondriaan

charley toorop beemster bloeiende boom Piet MondriaanWhite blossoms unfold against a clear blue Beemster sky. Charley Toorop captured the small miracle of spring here the moment when nature awakens after winter. But as with all her work, it is not just about what you see. Toorop sought personal symbolism in everything she painted. This blossoming tree in the Beemster polder is both realistic and laden with meaning. The way she treats the light and the blossoms, her characteristic coarse paint treatment

just a very good sock

With soft brushstrokes and dreamy colors

Dark grey is the most underrated colour in your sock drawer

Blue Nude - Henri Matisse

one of the greatest master minds in art history

capturing his wife Camille in a spontaneous summer moment

Dark charcoal grey

or relaxing at home

was not only placed on the body of the deceased but also painted on sarcophagi as protection for eternity

and a quality you notice the moment you put it on

This design is based on a work by Hendrick Avercamp

These socks made from organic cotton bring the lively energy of Mondrian's vision to your wardrobe: a fusion of creativity and ultimate comfort