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| Salamander Fine Art Tote Bags Raphael's Angels |
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| The beauty of fine artwork is captured in full detail on this selection of fabric tote bags. Bags measures 17 1/4 in. wide by 16 1/2 in. tall. The base is 4 1/2 in. wide and straps are a total of 30 in. long. 100% polyester. Van Gogh's Starry Night: Van Gogh painted the night sky in 1889 with great whirling stars that seemed to express his feelings of the great cosmic energy that rules human lives with both malise and benevolence. The sight of the stars had a strong impact on him; it made him contemplate whether 'the whole of life was visible to us, or do we in fact know only the one hemisphere before we die'?Monet's Garden at Giverny: One of Monet's most famous and well loved paintings. Rave reviews every time you give one of these as a giftDegas' Ballet Class (not shown): Famous dancers are the perfect motif for a dance or gym bagMonet's Waterlilies: Possibly Claude Monet's most famous series of paintings, that surely will endure forever.Raphael's Angels: One of the most popular of Raphael's Angel series, these pieces are sure to cause comment when you use them or give them as giftsMichaelangelo's Sistine Chapel (not shown): Everyone knows this artist and his famous painting of the Sistine Chapel These items are sure to please even those with the most discriminating tastes on your gift list, or will look stylish when you carry them yourself.Monet's Field of Poppies (not shown): Argenteuil, where Monet settled in 1871, offered him a chance to portray the surrounding countryside at his leisure. One of his favorite subjects was the meadows full of wild poppies.Van Gogh's Cafe Terrace at Night (not shown): Stands as one of the painter's most remarkable works. It is also, without question, one of the most famous produced in Van Gogh's brief but prolific career. This tote bag will not fade or shrink when washedNew York Skyline: This beautiful piece reflects the skyline of New York as it was before the horrible events of September 11, 2001 changed it forever. (NOTE: 10% of the proceeds from the sale of this tote goes to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund)Botticelli's Venus (not shown): One of the most famous images in the history of art, showing Venus rising from the ocean on the half-shell.Gustav Caibotte's Rainy Day in Paris (not shown): If you've ever been to the Art Institute of Chicago, you would have marveled at the size and beauty of this painting. Now you can own the tote bagRoses (not shown): Feel like you're standing in the middle of a rose garden in full bloom |
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