Painted Socks
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In art, color is the essential ingredient. It’s the balance of specific colors which make every painting unique and thus, connects to our senses.
Your pair of socks is inspired by one of the many colorful paintings made by the 17th-century painter Rachel Ruysch. The pattern design reveals the color palette behind this simple, yet touching flower still life, painted at the age of 76 with behind her a life full of family happiness and great professional succes. For a woman painter quite rare in the history of art as women were not allowed to enter art schools for a long time.
360 degree seamless jacquard knit
75% combed cotton, 22% recycled polyester (GRS certified), 3% elastane
wash inside out, no bleach, no tumbling
one size (sizerange 37-45)
giftbox with storytelling: 10x20x1,8cm
Ruysch - In art, color is the essential ingredient. It’s the balance of specific colors which make every painting unique and thus, connects to our senses. This reusable shopper is inspired by one of the many colorful paintings made by the 17th/18th-century painter Rachel Ruysch. The pattern design reveals the color palette behind this simple, yet touching flower still life, painted at the age of 76 with behind her a life full of family happiness and professional succes.
Let art sparkle up your life!
Van Leen - The original only measures 21 x 14,4 cm and is one of the many studies Van Leen undertook to practice his skills for the successful flower painter he would become. The scenery of this fragile bouquet might very well have been the pleasant and peaceful Jardin des Plantes in the heart of Paris.