Product Description
The Prado's royal sitter, styled in Pop.
"Doña María, the Infanta Queen" takes the Sevillian master's Infanta Doña María, Queen of Hungary, and wraps her in purple for socks with regal composure.
"Doña María, the Infanta Queen" is inspired by Diego Velázquez's "Infanta Dona Maria," Queen of Hungary, created 1630. The original hangs in the Museo del Prado, Madrid. Along the leg runs a new, original Neoclassical Pop Art image, a Pop homage to the Baroque original.
These socks make an ideal gift for a loved one who is obsessed with art. Playful and easy to love, they are perfect "stocking stuffers" for relatives & friends with an artistic taste.
Playful and artful, these socks are an ideal gift for any relatives & friends with an artistic taste, and for you.
Made for men and women alike, these Vitruvian Man appropriation Pop Art socks pair maximum comfort with style!
These socks are extra comfortable thanks to their cushioned bottom. The foot is black with artwork printed along the leg with crisp, bold colors that won't fade.
- 60% nylon/22% cotton/18% spandex
- Crew length
- Cushioned bottom
- Ribbed leg
- Cold wash with like colors and hang dry
Size guide
| M | L | XL | |
| US men (inches) | 7-8 | 8 ½-11 ½ | 12-15 |
| US women (inches) | 8 ½-9 ½ | 10-13 | 13 ½-16 ½ |
| EU (inches) | 39-41 | 42-45 ½ | 46-49 |
| UK (inches) | 6-7 ½ | 8-11 | 11 ½-14 ½ |
