Smithsonian The Thundershower Shirt (Large)
Henry Lyman Saÿen was an early 20th-century American painter. Influenced by modern art patrons and Picasso supporters Leo and Gertrude Stein, he began study under Henri Matisse in 1907. Noted particularly for his landscapes, his work grew more modern toward the end of his life. In his final work, The Thundershower c.1917-1918, in the collections of our Smithsonian American Art Museum, Saÿen blends European modernism and Native American decorative patterns.
Smithsonian The Thundershower Shirt (Large)
- This is the perfect dress tee to add sophistication to casual Fridays, the movies or the museum
- Richly screenprinted with details from The Thundershower
- Polyester/cotton with three-quarter sleeves
- Imported
- Sizes on this shirt wear smaller.
