Accessories

The 1940s witnessed major shifts in politics, science, economics, industry, the arts, and culture, which coincided with a time of scarcity, limitation, and the catastrophic global conflict of World War II. Throughout this tumultuous period, artists...

Protect your eyeglasses with our exclusive case with a detailed image from Monet's Path on the Island of Saint Martin, Vetheuil. The hard-shell case is lined with plush styrene inside to protect your glasses from scratches.  It also includes a...

These socks are designed and produced exclusively for the museum in Portugal.  The maker uses seamless toe knitting to create a sock without any stitches.  After you've worn them a few times, you won’t be able to go back to anything else...

These socks will certainly keep your feet comfortable as you trek up the Great Stair Hall to marvel at the Diana statue.  Diana is arguably the best-known work of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who was recognized at the turn of the century as the...

Pulled from a stamped book in the Museum’s library the Griffin was introduced in 1938, marking the moment the museum officially became the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Since classical antiquity, griffins were known for guarding treasures and priceless...

Your feet will be comfortable on a long walk viewing the many Philadelphia landmarks with this pair of socks made exclusively for the museum!  The socks are designed and produced exclusively for the museum in Portugal.  The maker uses...

Our museum exclusive socks of Sheeler's Cactus are sure to keep you feet dry just like cacti like it! Beginning in the 1920s, Charles Sheeler played a central role in the  development of Precisionism, a modernist movement characterized by a crisp,...

Your feet will feel "purr-fect" wearing these museum exclusive socks depicting famed Japanese artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi' s color woodcut I Want to Cancel My Subscription.  His vivid, dynamic imagery served as inspiration for modern-day manga and...

These museum exclusive socks of one of Philadelphia's champions will make the famous run up our East Entrance stairs so much more comfortable! Designed by Lisa Roberts, a local Philadelphia artist.   These socks are designed and produced...

Protect your eyeglasses with our exclusive case with a detailed image from van Gogh's Sunflowers. The hard shell case is lined with plush styrene inside to protect your glasses from scratches.  It also includes a glasses cleaning microfiber cloth...

An air of mystery pervades this wintry forest landscape. Dressed in festive carnival costumes, a lone couple stands in front of barren trees. The figures seem to shine from within rather than from the light of the moon, which has strangely left the...

 Is geometry your favorite subject?   Our exclusive socks will brighten up any day with its splashes of color and geometry.  For Kandinsky, the circle, one of the most elementary forms, had a  symbolic, cosmic significance. In Circles...

You'll be thinking fast on your feet with these socks!  Or maybe keeping your toes warm while pondering deeply on a chilly day... The socks are designed and produced exclusively for the museum in Portugal.  The maker uses seamless toe knitting...

Tip toe through the daylilies, irises. lilacs, morning glories, nasturtiums, roses and tulips...in socks inspired by artist Severin Roesen's Flower Still Life with Bird's Nest  from our American Art collection. Severin Roesen's lavish tabletop...

Our eyeglass case reproducing Severin Roesen's lavish depiction of vividly colored flowers in a densely packed bouquet will not get lost in the bottom of your tote or briefcase. Severin Roesen's lavish tabletop array is crowded with blooms from all...

Perfect for keeping pocket change or items for a quick touch up, our "Wit LOVE from Philly" pouch is hand made by local designer Ana Thorne for the museum.  Her warm and colorful illustration of the Museum, Boathouse Row and the Waterworks with...

It is raining Diana!This umbrella will make your rainiest day golden. Press the button on the handle to automatically open, and gaze upon a series of Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ Diana statues, wielding her bow and arrow, printed around the perimeter...