van gogh self portrait Piet Mondriaan

van gogh self portrait Piet MondriaanVan Gogh painted over thirty self portraits. Not because he was in love with himself, but because he could not afford a model. A mirror was free. In those paintings he practised everything he knew about colour, light and expression. You can see it in those eyes: someone looking with total focus. This portrait is one of the most recognisable faces in the world. Now it is on your socks. Woven, not printed. The design is knitted thread by thread into the

The work now hangs in the Kunstmuseum Basel in Switzerland

Art at your feet

inspired by his transformative journey to Tahiti in 1930

they're a lesson in the language of the ancient Egyptians

600-year-old sarcophagus

Wear a piece of art history with these socks

Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee both believed that art could be more than something beautiful to look at

with an orange sun in a deep red sky above

he created 'The Starry Night'

This exclusive gift box combines three iconic works by Piet Mondrian in a stylish packaging

In 1952 Henri Matisse created ‘Blue Nude II’

This 2-pack celebrates the beauty of Delft blue with designs that bring the delicate patterns of flowers