Where Do All The Lonely Arts Go?

Leslie Oschmann is giving new (and quite literal) meaning to the term “wearable art.” Her latest range of shoulder bags are made from vintage oil paintings, which the Amsterdam-based designer salvages from markets and auction houses in Holland and Belgium. But I like to think they come from the homes of old people with really awful taste in art. I can already visualize tossing a few deer scenes from Grandmom’s over my shoulder. And then when my fresh new bag is not in use, I can hang it on the wall and make funny faces at it, just like the good old days.

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