Albrecht Dürer / sighhh... Melencolia I summer tee - Garment-dyed for a worn-in

- Garment-dyed for a worn-in color and texture

A haunting expression of the vita activa

breathable feel

horizontal and vertical orientations

high-definition printing for bright

Albrecht Dürer / sighhh... Melencolia I summer tee - Garment-dyed for a worn-inArt by the great Albrecht Drer, Designed by Penta Melencolia I (Drer 1514) Melencolia I is a depiction of the intellectual situation of the artist and is thus, by extension, a spiritual self portrait of Drer. In medieval philosophy each individual was thought to be dominated by one of the four humors; melancholy, associated with black gall, was the least desirable of the four, and melancholics were considered the most likely to succumb to insanity.