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"Everything  important that I have done can be put into a little suitcase," Duchamp  said in 1952: finally that suitcase is available to all. One of the most important and enigmatic  pieces of modernist art, Boîte-en-valise (Box in a...

Our museum exclusive "ready-to-wear" t-shirt celebrates Marcel Duchamp's "readymade" Fountain signed and dated by R. Mutt! Please allow for slight print variations as this is hand screen-printed.  Duchamp's Fountain is among the most notorious...

This item requires a $10 Shipping Surcharge. Some fragile or oversized items require additional surcharges that allow us to ensure your purchase arrives quickly and safely. To preserve the integrity of this archival print, it will be shipped flat. This...

If you found yourself mesmerized by Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers during your visit to our museum, you can celebrate the memory of that moment on your Christmas tree with our exquisite and exclusive Polish glass ornament. Working closely with artisans we...

Inspired by Vincent van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers series, this lightweight scarf is the perfect accessory for any art enthusiast. Designed exclusively for the Philadelphia Museum of Art. About the Painting: While he waited for Paul Gauguin to join him...

Think too much?  Let our enamel pin of Rodin's iconic The Thinker take some of the pressure off when worn on your favorite cap, backpack or jacket! Rodin originally created this figure for the top of The Gates of Hell. The seated man represented...

Team Spirit -- sport your favorite team on your baseball cap, backpack or jacket with this enamel pin! Pulled from a stamped book in the Museum’s library the Griffin was introduced in 1938,  marking the moment the museum officially became the...

Adorn your cap, backpack or jacket lapel with van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers. His paintings of the sunflowers were to decorate the Yellow House in Arles.   Museum Exclusive Measures 1.5" x 1.2" Soft enamel and brass base metal   Black...

Is geometry your favorite subject?  If so, then this pin is prefect for your book bag for school.   For Kandinsky, the circle, one of the most elementary forms, had a  symbolic, cosmic significance. In Circles in a Circle, geometric...

With her head held high, Degas's Little Dancer pin will be a proud adornment to your lapel or backpack.   Degas's sculpture is of a young student of the Paris Opera Ballet dance school, a Belgian named Marie van Goethem.   Her arms...

Perched upon your hat or backpack, this cat enamel pin goes wherever you go!   From famed Japanese artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's color woodcut I Want to Cancel My Subscription,  his vivid, dynamic imagery served as inspiration for...

Gear up your baseball cap or jacket lapel and get ready for life's everyday challenges -- whether a jousting tourney or grocery shopping!   Museum Exclusive Measures 1.25" x 1" Soft enamel and brass base metal  Black rubber clutch...

Wear this enamel pin of the Chinese mythological animal on your sleeve!  Or lapel, backpack or anyplace  to sport your rank!   Museum Exclusive Measures 1.5" x 1.5"  Soft enamel and brass base metal  Metal clutch back  On a...

Tracing the surge in creativity and transformations in culture and the arts during one of history’s most tumultuous decades Boom: Art and Design in the 1940s looks at the complex shifts in technology and the arts, including music, film, and fashion,...

Please note: this item is not eligible for discounts and promotions.  Blackwing and the Philadelphia Museum of Art have teamed up to create this limited edition set of 12 golden pencils inspired by Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ sculpture of Diana which...

Michael R. Taylor (Author) with essays by Andrew Lins, Melissa S. Meighan, and Beth A. Price, Ken Sutherland, Scott Homolka, and Elena Torok In his early thirties, Marcel Duchamp convinced everyone that he had abandoned making art in favor of playing...

Few artists tried as hard as Claude Monet (1840–1926) to capture light itself on canvas. The painter of whom Cézanne said “only  an eye, but my God what an eye!” he stayed true to the principle of absolute fidelity to the visual sensation, painting...

Matthew Affron (Author) With contributions by Cécile Debray, Alexander Kauffman, Michael R. Taylor, and John Vick This book offers an engaging and accessible introduction to one of the twentieth century’s greatest and most enigmatic artists, Marcel...

 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...

This beautiful lightweight scarf is the perfect accessory for any art enthusiast. Inspired by our own The Rainy Season c. 1630-1650, (artist/maker unknown, Indian).  The onset of the rainy season is a glorious time in India. "Great clouds, charged...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

 In early modern Japan, cultural salons were creative spaces for people of all ages and social levels to pursue painting, poetry, and other artistic endeavors as serious but amateur practitioners. All using a pen- or art-name, individuals were able...

An omnibus edition collecting fifteen volumes of Hokusai's dedicated drawing manuals, also known as e-tehon. Best known for woodblock prints such as The Great Wave off Kanagawa, the ninteenth-century artist Hokusai was prolific in other media. Of...

A visual journey through Zen’s influence on Japanese life, from calligraphy to the martial arts Formed by a convergence of the Buddha’s teachings with Taoism and local tradition, Zen has had a profound impact on the art and culture of Japan...

Philadelphia Museum of Art Exclusive 11" x 14" unframed Printed with archival quality inks on a high-resolution, large format 12-color printer 230gsm coated fine art paper that is acid-free and lignin-free Made in the USA

Florine Stettheimer set this scene like a stage, framed by a grand red staircase at left and a long red drape mimicking a theater curtain at right. The depicted customers of Bendel’s, the famous Manhattan department sore, lack the decorum and...

This picture marked an early turning point for Tanning, who was coming into her own as a member of the Surrealist group in New York. Birthday depicts the artist as both a flesh-and-blood individual and a guide to an imaginary realm.   Tanning...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Best known for her work as an illustrator of socialist magazines and children’s books (such as the beloved Millions of Cats), Wanda Gág blazed a trail as an emphatically independent artist in the U.S. throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This exhibition...

Welcome the new season with this easy to wear jacket. Made from 100% cotton for a soft and comfortable fit, it's striking, colorful floral design brings a fresh and modern touch to traditional outfits. This versatile piece allows for effortless styling,...

The Haori is a traditional Japanese kimono-like jacket. Haori do not close but are worn open or kept closed by a string that connects the lapels. Extremely good condition but because this is a vintage one-of-a-kind item, it may have small flaws or...

This lovely set of 4 round glass coasters featuring works by Katsushika Hokusai are durable and easy to care for. Display on your tabletop in the metal holder that comes with the coaster set in its stylish gift box. A great hostess gift or treat for your...

The Japanese woodblock print showcased breathtaking landscapes, blush-inducing erotica, ghosts and demons that torment the living, and made sumo wrestlers and kabuki actors into rock stars. This book reveals the most exceptional prints from 1710–1925,...

Discover the charm of our dolls house bookmark with a full narrative illustration on both sides. Peek into the terrace house and immerse yourself in the story! Each piece is carefully crafted to create a striking and multifaceted look that is sure to...

A tall cat for telling tall tails! Designed for cat lovers but would also make a great little gift for a favorite teacher. This double-sided bookmark is made from leather sourced from a family run Scottish tannery using skins sourced as a byproduct from...

We've teamed up with local maker Christie Sommers from West Oak Design to repurpose vintage mid-century custom fabric from the Philadelphia Museum of Art's archives! Each item is collectable and unique. Sustainably handcrafted, one-of-a-kind goods are...

We've teamed up with local maker Christie Sommers from West Oak Design to repurpose vintage mid-century custom fabric from the Philadelphia Museum of Art's archives! Each item is collectable and unique. Sustainably handcrafted, one-of-a-kind goods are...

Wear this enamel pin of a Rookwood Tile from the museum collection on your lapel, backpack, favorite tote or that unfashionable lanyard with for your work ID! The Rookwood Pottery Company was first founded in 1880 by pioneering artist Maria...

Based out of Delhi and Arizona, founders & sisters, Dhruti & Seema design, distribute and head the women owned Trovelore. Their line of handcrafted brooch pins are like little pieces of art. Mini-sculptures, perched only a few inches, these...

Based out of Delhi and Arizona, founders & sisters, Dhruti & Seema design, distribute and head the women owned Trovelore. Their line of handcrafted brooch pins are like little pieces of art. Mini-sculptures, perched only a few inches, these...

Based out of Delhi and Arizona, founders & sisters, Dhruti & Seema design, distribute and head the women owned Trovelore. Their line of handcrafted brooch pins are like little pieces of art. Mini-sculptures, perched only a few inches, these...

 A unique compendium of Indian crafts, this informative source-book maps the handicrafts of the subcontinent and captures the traditions that have enriched the day-to-day lives, and incomes, of Indian craftspeople. Handmade in India examines all...

One side of these mixed media postcards is left blank for your art and the back side is printed with the traditional markings of a postcard so you can mail your piece and share your artwork. This paper combines the characteristics of watercolor paper...

This is the perfect bag for a daytrip and will hold all the essentials you need whether a visit to the museum or shopping about town. Art historian David B. Brownlee studied the 14-year effort to design and build the Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1914-28...

This beautiful bandana is the perfect accessory for any art enthusiast. Inspired by our Yoshitoshi; Tei of Shimbashi by Plum Tree at Umeyashiki. Yoshitoshi was born in the city of Edo (Tokyo) shortly before Japan's violent transformations from a medieval...

Masako Oguro repurposes silk shibori dyed kimono and kimono jackets (haori) and transforms them into stylish garments from her studio in NYC. Fun, one-of-a kind, and perfect for the art lover. Each scrunchie is handmade from vintage and/or deadstock...

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...

This beautiful bandana is the perfect accessory for any art enthusiast. Inspired by our Scenes from the Life of the Jina Parshvanatha, c. 1450-1475 (artist/maker unknown, Indian). The painting depicts the life story of the jina Parshvanatha, one of the...

G + RIZZ is an art brand started by two Philly creatives. With G’s love of art and Rizz’s love of copy and branding, what started as a jotted-down idea evolved into a collection of clever cards, edgy prints, and funky custom projects...

Shelisha Harper of Philadelphia-based NOSHADE exists to inspire others to be fashionably confident. By crafting unique and creative statement earrings that compliment an individual's personal style she challenges the wearer to WEAR BOLD. Keeping in mind...

Nazeer Sabree is a Philadelphia-based artist whose practice blends traditional techniques with contemporary elements and is rooted in what he calls the pursuit of healing: an exploration of identity, belonging, trauma, and unaddressed mental health in...

Symone Salib (she/her) is a Philly-based first-generation Cuban-Egyptian muralist, illustrator, and educator.  Her works honor individuals, vibrantly sharing their stories in the hope that we can connect and resonate with humans who are different...

Antoine Berjon was a French painter and designer, among the most important flower painters of 19th-century France. One of Berjon's important works is his Still Life with Flowers, Shells, a Shark's Head, and Petrifications (1819). He completed the...

Rubens Peale didn’t begin to paint until he was seventy-one. But the many still-life pictures he created during his last decade reflect both the compositions created by his uncle James and his brother Raphaelle and his own identity as a dedicated...

Severin Roesen's lavish tabletop array is crowded with blooms from all seasons--topped by a crown imperial and including lilacs, poppies, daylilies, tulips, irises, roses, morning glories, and nasturtiums, among others--and reflects the...

Please note: this item is not eligible for discounts and promotions.   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...

An illustrated guide to the fantastic world of Japanese myths: retelling the stories and exploring how Japanese mythology has changed over time, as new gods, heroes, and spirits have entered the  canon. While people around the world love Japan’s...

Floral symphony. Blooming bouquet. Captivating tones. Rachel Ruysch's work often showcased her exceptional skill in rendering flowers and other elements of the natural world with meticulous detail. Tote this famous female artist on our recycled tote bag...

Simplified forms. Lush colours. Dancing patterns. Dream lover on the recycled tote bag. Pablo Picasso turned some of these canvases out in as little as five hours. Associated most of all with pioneering Cubism, he also invented collage and made major...

Is Whaam! a criticism of our desensitisation to violence? Of the Hollywood romanticisation of warfare? Or a celebration of fast-paced action and the Pop Art aesthetic? Roy Lichtenstein's desensitised depiction of an explosion mimics our emotional...

In 1972 the well-known Philadelphia sculptor Leonard Baskin created this handsome sterling silver medal depicting the illustrious American artist Thomas Eakins, whom Baskin greatly admired. Commissioned by the Thomas Eakins Foundation issued by the...

The set includes an incense stand and a fragrance inspired by a Japanese painting. The seasonal feeling of "snow", "moon", and "flowers" is expressed in the fragrance. Both the incense and the incense stand are made in Japan.  Snow: The fragrance is...

These colorful and sturdy chopsticks are dishwasher-safe and antibacterial. This set of 5 chopsticks can be used by the whole family or for guests. Made in Japan 8.9" Long Total weight 3.52 oz　

Kutaniyaki was first produced in Kutaniyaki Village, Enuma County, Kaga Province (present-day Ishikawa Prefecture) in the early Edo period. Kutani-yaki is based on the five colors of red, yellow, green, purple, and navy blue, known as Kutani Gosai, and...

Love your visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Art? Place a thoughtful reminder of your time in at the museum on your laptop, any surface at home, school or the office, or car! This sticker was designed by local artist Ana Thorne. Philadelphia Museum...

Love your visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Art? Place a thoughtful reminder of your time in at the museum on your laptop, any surface at home, school or the office, or car! This sticker was designed by local artist Ana Thorne. Philadelphia Museum...

Deliberate dabs and daubs in deep blues and pastel hues. Vibrant Poppies. Wispy clouds. A colorful rhythm starting from a sprinkling of poppies on the recycled tote bag. CLAUDE MONET Wild Poppies, near Argenteuil, 1873 © Musée d'Orsay, Paris Claude...

Circus performers, with their outlandish costumes and garish make-up, were ideal characters to populate Chagall's dream-like compostions. "For me a circus is a magic show that appears and disappears like a world." Marc Chagall is carrying us far away to...

The intricacy of the natural world. Delicate outlines and intricate details. Bright washes of color. Ohara Koson, a renowned Japanese artist, is celebrated for his kachō-e (bird and flower) prints, including this vibrant peackock on the recycled tote bag...

Visual paradox, the fundamental basis of surrealism. A classic symbol of beauty and romantic desire, the rose seems to ‘float’ in the sky on the tote bag. "A true painter is one who can paint extraordinary scenes in the middle of an empty desert. A true...

Inspired by our Hydrangeas Spring Song, 1976 by Alma Thomas (American, 1891–1978) this lightweight scarf is the perfect accessory for any art enthusiast. Designed exclusively for the Philadelphia Museum of Art.  ©2024 Estate of Alma Thomas (Courtesy...

A celebrated member of the French Impressionists, Pennsylvania-born Mary Cassatt challenged the conventional expectations of Philadelphia’s elite. In Paris, Cassatt committed herself to a career as a professional artist and made the social, intellectual,...

Yoshitoshi was born in the city of Edo (Tokyo) shortly before Japan's violent transformations from a medieval to a modern society. He was keenly interested in preserving traditional Japanese culture against the incursions of modernism, and his prints...

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...

A bold, readable, and beautifully illustrated introduction to Islamic art and architecture, this renowned book is now available in an updated and revised edition featuring color illustrations throughout. Including over a thousand years of history and...

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...

A celebrated member of the French Impressionists, Pennsylvania-born Mary Cassatt challenged the conventional expectations of Philadelphia’s elite. In Paris, Cassatt committed herself to a career as a professional artist and made the social, intellectual,...

A celebrated member of the French Impressionists, Pennsylvania-born Mary Cassatt challenged the conventional expectations of Philadelphia’s elite. In Paris, Cassatt committed herself to a career as a professional artist and made the social, intellectual,...

  Inspired by works from Gee’s Bend, Alabama acquired by the museum in 2017 through the Souls Grown Deep Foundation, this exclusive collection of archival posters features digitally reproduced artwork licensed from esteemed Gee’s Bend...

This item requires a $10 Shipping Surcharge. Some fragile or oversized items require additional surcharges that allow us to ensure your purchase arrives quickly and safely. To preserve the integrity of this archival print, it will be shipped flat...

A celebrated member of the French Impressionists, Pennsylvania-born Mary Cassatt challenged the conventional expectations of Philadelphia’s elite. In Paris, Cassatt committed herself to a career as a professional artist and made the social, intellectual,...

Based out of Delhi and Arizona, founders & sisters, Dhruti & Seema design, distribute and head the women owned Trovelore. Their line of handcrafted brooch pins are like little pieces of art. Mini-sculptures, perched only a few inches, these...

Through a focus on Lenape art, culture, and history and a critical examination of historical visualizations of Native and European American relationships, Never Broken explores the ways in which art can create, challenge, and rewrite history. This richly...

Historic Philadelphia has long yielded archaeological treasures from its past. Excavations required by the National Historic Preservation Act have recovered pottery shards, pots, plates, coins, bones, and other artifacts relating to early life in the...

Carry a masterpiece wherever you go with this environmentally-friendly shopping tote. Featuring an all-over print of Vase with Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh, it's just the thing for carrying around everyday essentials, notebooks, and more. Features an...

Celebrate the museum's Duchamp collection with this pin on your favorite cap, bag or jacket!     The iconic work "Cœurs volants", or "Fluttering Hearts" by Marcel Duchamp was specially made by the artist (1887-1968) for the cover of...

Love your visit to the Rodin Museum? Place a thoughtful reminder of your time in at the museum on your laptop, any surface at home, school or the office, or car! This sticker was designed by local artist Ana Thorne. Philadelphia Museum of Art...