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AKA Clothe Oversize T Shirt - Saint Sebastiano
€54.90
This work by Giovanni Francesco Barbieri AKA le Guercino, depicts Saint Sebastian, a third-century Roman martyr who has been depicted many times in the history of art, accompanied by his emblematic arrow on his torso.
The figure of Saint Sebastian is rich in meanings, which vary according to the period and context: Faith and courage, protection against epidemics, strength and youth, as well as the defence of soldiers and archers.
His representation in art, often highlighting his beauty and body, made him a figure of homoeroticism, particularly during the Renaissance.
Exhibited since 1924 in Moscow at the Pushkin Museum, illustrated by AKA Clothe and his essential crowns, he glorifies beauty and tolerance.
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Product detail :
- Set-in sleeves
- Dropped shoulder
- Saint Sebastiano illustration by AKA Clothe contrasting at the front.
- 1x1 Ribs mock neck tape
- Inside back neck tape
- Oversized High Neck
- Twin needles topstiches at sleeves and hem
- Single Jersey
- 100% cotton - Organic Ring Spun Combed
- Fabric washed
- UNISEX
- 200 GSM
Maintenance information :
- Use mild detergent only.
- Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle.
- Washing and ironing inside out.
- DO NOT IRON ON THE PRINT.
NB : In an eco-responsible approach, most of our products are made ti order to avoid stocks.
The products are sent between 5 to 10 days upon receipt of the order.
This work by Giovanni Francesco Barbieri AKA le Guercino, depicts Saint Sebastian, a third-century Roman martyr who has been depicted many times in the history of art, accompanied by his emblematic arrow on his torso.
The figure of Saint Sebastian is rich in meanings, which vary according to the period and context: Faith and courage, protection against epidemics, strength and youth, as well as the defence of soldiers and archers.
His representation in art, often highlighting his beauty and body, made him a figure of homoeroticism, particularly during the Renaissance.
Exhibited since 1924 in Moscow at the Pushkin Museum, illustrated by AKA Clothe and his essential crowns, he glorifies beauty and tolerance.
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