Two Kittens in a Basket - Fine Art Sweatshirt
Two Kittens in a Basket - Fine Art Sweatshirt
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This design was painted by the German artist Julius Adam.
This is a men’s, light sweater with a classic fit. The printing method is called direct to garment. This printing method is the most lightweight and breathable since the ink is sprayed directly onto the fabric like an inkjet printer. The print quality is vibrant, clear, and durable.
• 100% cotton
• The print can warp slightly when the garment is pulled off the pallet. So if the design has a perfect border, like a rectangle, it may not come out as a perfect rectangle. Example: the landscape designs.
Generally, art is made to be displayed privately or in a public space. The famous Greek statues were once displayed in public so as to impart virtue onto the polis. The great oil paintings used to adorn the homes of the aristocracy. But when the art is no longer wanted for its original purpose, it is moved to a museum. Therefore the museum is like a retirement home for the art, or a cemetery. So, it follows that if the art is used for its original purpose again, the life of the art is restored. Wearing it on a shirt accomplishes this. When you wear the art on a shirt, you take it out of the museum and put it back into the world. The art is “back in action”, imparting virtue and transmitting noble ideals on all who see it. You restore the cultural significance of the art. The spirit of the artwork is reinvigorated, like a fallen banner that has been raised up again. Truly good art is a light in the world, and these classical designs are timeless. Beauty is power.
This is a men’s, light sweater with a classic fit. The printing method is called direct to garment. This printing method is the most lightweight and breathable since the ink is sprayed directly onto the fabric like an inkjet printer. The print quality is vibrant, clear, and durable.
• 100% cotton
• The print can warp slightly when the garment is pulled off the pallet. So if the design has a perfect border, like a rectangle, it may not come out as a perfect rectangle. Example: the landscape designs.
Generally, art is made to be displayed privately or in a public space. The famous Greek statues were once displayed in public so as to impart virtue onto the polis. The great oil paintings used to adorn the homes of the aristocracy. But when the art is no longer wanted for its original purpose, it is moved to a museum. Therefore the museum is like a retirement home for the art, or a cemetery. So, it follows that if the art is used for its original purpose again, the life of the art is restored. Wearing it on a shirt accomplishes this. When you wear the art on a shirt, you take it out of the museum and put it back into the world. The art is “back in action”, imparting virtue and transmitting noble ideals on all who see it. You restore the cultural significance of the art. The spirit of the artwork is reinvigorated, like a fallen banner that has been raised up again. Truly good art is a light in the world, and these classical designs are timeless. Beauty is power.
