Horace Vernet (1789-1863) Scene from the Mexican Expedition in 1838 (The Pastry War) – Oil on Canvas 1841 – Color Changing Mug 11oz

Step back in time with our Color Changing Mug, featuring a captivating reproduction of Horace Vernet’s “Scene from the Mexican Expedition in 1838 (The Pastry War)” painting. This masterpiece, created in 1841, offers a vivid depiction of the military campaign between France and Mexico during the 19th century. The intricate details of this oil on canvas artwork are beautifully translated onto our mug, making it a mesmerizing addition to your morning coffee routine.

History enthusiasts and art connoisseurs alike will appreciate this unique blend of art and functionality. As a bonus, the Color Changing Mug adds an element of surprise with its thermochromic coating that reveals the artwork in stunning detail as your drink cools. Perfect for anyone who appreciates unique and cool drinkware, this mug is a fantastic conversation starter and a thoughtful gift idea.

Note: The artwork on the mug is a reproduction of Horace Vernet’s original painting, “Scene from the Mexican Expedition in 1838 (The Pastry War),” which was created in 1841. The product itself is a Color Changing Mug with a capacity of 11oz.