Art themed merchandise consists of items depicting easily recognized artworks by recognized artists. Examples are umbrellas, scarves, shirts, mugs, or anything printed with museum or famous artist works. Only sites which sell a variety of such items will...
This page was last updated on September 29th, 2008
This page was last updated on September 29th, 2008
Theme Merchandise (from Reproductions)
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Van Gogh Community
Features a variety of painting themed items. Also offers an online community based on the artist including a mailing list, chat, and discussion boards.
Music City Cards and Gifts
Specialties include Cow Parade figurines, Snoopy and Charlie Brown figurines, Betty Boop gift collectibles, Garfield and Big Pig Invasion figurines, and related mugs, magnets, and books.
K@rte Florence
Italian gift store featuring organizers, writing articles, decorative accessories, and handcraft inspired by the artworks of Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Botticelli.
The Killen Collection
Features wildlife and dog artwork by Jim Killen on licensed products including giftware, home furnishings, and apparel.
Image Exchange
Offering a wide array of art themed posters, mousepads, screensavers and other art related items. Product data base is searchable by artist.
Global Street Arts
Supplier of Vincent van Gogh themed t-shirts and silk scarves. Also offers original etchings. Located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Art as Fashion
Selling umbrellas, tote bags and eyeglass cases with prints by Monet, Renoir, Degas, and Raphael. They also have Winnie the Pooh and 'I Love Lucy' designs.
Projects
Architect designed products and housewares by Alessi, Andy Warhol, and other designers.
artistgifts.com
Features a palette clock, palette watch and jewelry with an art theme. Also offers some art supplies for children.
Colin Day Wholesale
Cards, posters, lighters, and tins featuring themed artwork.
Palaeo Arts and Sculptures
Specializes in hand made decorative items with a prehistoric theme. Located in the UK.
Features a variety of painting themed items. Also offers an online community based on the artist including a mailing list, chat, and discussion boards.
Specialties include Cow Parade figurines, Snoopy and Charlie Brown figurines, Betty Boop gift collectibles, Garfield and Big Pig Invasion figurines, and related mugs, magnets, and books.
Italian gift store featuring organizers, writing articles, decorative accessories, and handcraft inspired by the artworks of Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Botticelli.
Features wildlife and dog artwork by Jim Killen on licensed products including giftware, home furnishings, and apparel.
Offering a wide array of art themed posters, mousepads, screensavers and other art related items. Product data base is searchable by artist.
Supplier of Vincent van Gogh themed t-shirts and silk scarves. Also offers original etchings. Located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Selling umbrellas, tote bags and eyeglass cases with prints by Monet, Renoir, Degas, and Raphael. They also have Winnie the Pooh and 'I Love Lucy' designs.
Architect designed products and housewares by Alessi, Andy Warhol, and other designers.
Features a palette clock, palette watch and jewelry with an art theme. Also offers some art supplies for children.
Cards, posters, lighters, and tins featuring themed artwork.
Specializes in hand made decorative items with a prehistoric theme. Located in the UK.
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