Women's No Show Famous Painting Printing Socks| Art-Inspired Cotton Blend Comfort

Step into art and comfort with our Women’s No Show Famous Painting Socks — a wearable gallery for your feet. 🎨 Each pair showcases iconic masterpieces from world-renowned artists, woven into ultra-soft, breathable combed cotton. Designed with reinforced heels and toes for lasting durability, these socks blend elegance, creativity, and comfort in every step.

Perfect for art lovers who like their fashion with a touch of genius.

🧦 Size : US/CA 5 - 10 (220 - 260mm)

🧦 Material: combed cotton 15%, spandex 18%, polyester 58%, polyurethane 4%, nylon 5%

🧦 Design : Made with high quality combed fabric, our socks are soft & breathable. With the latest technology, we deploy a high-tech weave engineering process. Reinforced knitting techniques are used on the heel and toe which increases durability. Backed by our 40 years of manufacturing, you can trust our experience and expertise.

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🧦 Made in Korea

By 7DaysSocks

About the Paintings

Oleanders by Vincent Van Gogh

Van Gogh painted this vibrant still life in 1888 during his time in Arles, France — one of his most productive and passionate periods. The bold brushstrokes and rich yellows showcase his signature post-impressionist style, while the oleander flowers burst with Mediterranean warmth. Van Gogh saw beauty in everyday subjects, and these blossoms radiate the intense emotion and color that made him one of history's most beloved artists.

Poppy Field near Argenteuil by Claude Monet

Created in 1873, this iconic painting captures Monet's wife and son strolling through a sea of red poppies on a perfect summer day. As one of the founding works of the Impressionist movement, it revolutionized art by focusing on light, color, and atmosphere rather than precise detail. The dreamy landscape and vibrant scarlet blooms have made this one of Monet's most recognizable and cherished masterpieces.

The Kiss by Gustav Klimt

Painted between 1907-1908 during Klimt's "Golden Period," The Kiss is one of art history's most romantic images. The embracing lovers are wrapped in elaborate gold-leaf patterns and decorative robes, blending Byzantine influence with Art Nouveau sensuality. This shimmering masterpiece celebrates love, intimacy, and beauty through Klimt's unmistakable ornamental style — making it an enduring symbol of passion and connection.

The Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van Eyck

Created in 1434, this enigmatic Renaissance masterpiece is one of the most analyzed paintings in art history. Van Eyck's meticulous attention to detail — from the convex mirror reflecting the room to the intricate textures of fabric and fur — showcases the revolutionary realism of Northern Renaissance painting. The mysterious couple, rich symbolism, and extraordinary craftsmanship have captivated viewers for nearly 600 years.