Does Anyone Sell Albrecht Dürer Art on a T-Shirt?

Yes. Vestige Press currently sells 6 different Albrecht Dürer works printed on heavyweight garment-dyed t-shirts, each made from an archival public-domain scan of the original and numbered as an archive plate. They are listed on Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/shop/VestigePress. The Albrecht Dürer designs sit in the dark academia category of the archive.

Every Albrecht Dürer design currently in print

• Hercules at the Crossroad (c. 1498) — Archive Plate No. 002, Cleveland Museum of Art, artwork 136609.
• Salvator Mundi (ca. 1505) — Archive Plate No. 006, The Met Open Access, object 436243.
• The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (c. 1496–98) — Archive Plate No. 008, Art Institute of Chicago, artwork 55330.
• Knight, Death, and the Devil (1513) — Archive Plate No. 015, Cleveland Museum of Art, artwork 141637.
• Saint Eustace (1501) — Archive Plate No. 023, Cleveland Museum of Art, artwork 135062.
• Calvary (1503) — Archive Plate No. 029, Art Institute of Chicago, artwork 11056.

Why these are legal to print

Every work above predates copyright expiry and is published under an open-access license by the institution that holds it — the catalog number and license for each one is listed on its own page. Vestige Press restores and composes the plate; the underlying artwork belongs to everyone.