Pins for Spring Inspired by Dalí, O'Keeffe, Tom of Finland

Who better to celebrate spring with than the Roman god of seasonal change and plant growth? Heads-up that those tasty-looking fruits and vegetables aren’t merely whimsical, but symbols of power — Giuseppe Arcimboldo could tell you more.

This seductive rose is mysterious and imbued with meaning — would you expect anything less from Salvador Dalí? On his canvas, it is suspended in the air, but this vibrant reproduction can be affixed to backpacks, jackets, corkboards, and more.

Georgia O'Keeffe is best known for her flower paintings and her feline iteration makes this clear with its delicate floral crown. Check out more adorable pins of cats as artists!

We can’t get over the marvelous colors on this pin, which is inspired by Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers series. If you’re as enamored with his flower paintings as we are, then you’ll love these Sunflowers-inspired socks!

Celebrate spring with this decadent pin modeled off of Hieronymus Bosch’s masterpiece. Just like the original painting, this tiny enamel homage is a functional triptych! 

We’ve traded in our winter coats for something sharper: this Tom of Finland Leather Jacket (enamel pin)! Sport it around town to show off your exceptional taste in art and fashion.

Easter may only come once a year but great art is a constant. This clever enamel rendering of Leonardo da Vinci’s celebrated mural means you can keep the master’s work on you at all times. These Last Supper socks can help with that, too.

The second flower queen on our list is the one and only Frida Catlo, whose human counterpart has an expansive collection of bright and colorful items in our store.

Georges Seurat’s pointillist masterpiece has been a pop culture mainstay for over a century and now two of its dapper subjects are ready to assume their place in your pin collection. If you prefer a softer “Sunday,” try these socks on for size!

This verdant pin is inspired by Claude Monet’s paintings of his gardens at Giverny. We’d love to watch the flowers bloom from there but for now, we’re happy to content ourselves with the lovely goodies in our Monet collection.