Cat art parody cat prints of
Matisse's Cat,
Who, Me?

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Hand-signed and Dated by the Artist	Dimensions	Price	Payment Options (Click Below)
Cat Prints	19 x 24" (includes white borders)	$25	Click Here
Canvas transfers	14 x 19" (no borders) (includes hand-applied brushstrokes)	$165	Click Here

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"Hi Eve.  Received the Matisse Cat print.  I love it!  I'm so glad I found your website (by accident). I'll be ordering another soon.  Roula Vitakis" "I searched all over the internet for the perfect cat art print and I found it at your website!  I love all of the colors in it and best of all, the cat looks just like my cat Natasha.  Another reason that I fell in love with the Matisse's Cat picture is that when I was a young child, I was only allowed to have goldfish as a pet, and this picture kind of represents the pets that I've had in life -- the goldfish from when I was young, and presently my cat Natasha.  Thanks for creating such a beautiful piece of art!  I know I will enjoy this picture as much as you do.  I have already framed it and have it hanging in my kitchen!  I am extremely happy with it!   Lisa Baglivo" "Dear Eve,  I received my 2 cat prints this morning and I am just delighted.  The quality is wonderful and the service was fast, even in these times of mail holdups.  I was a little worried about ordering from Canada to the USA but everything worked out smoothly.  I can't wait to get my 2 new artworks framed. I have Matisse's goldfish print and this cat print will tie in so nicely.   Manet's cat is also absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much!    I have seen other cats posters but I really loved yours.  The price was reasonable and the site was so attractive.  I sent your link to a few friends and they loved it too.  Sincerely, Patricia Nairne" "While searching for a last minute special Christmas gift for my daughter, Suzanne (who shares the family affinity for cats), I remembered the delightful "Famous Artists' Cats" paintings by Eve Riser-Roberts, from The Cat Gallery, which I had recently added to my Collectibles Subject resources. I selected two prints, Manet's Cats and Matisse's Cat .  These are true prints, not posters; they are on a very heavy, fine quality paper, and the colors are crisp and true. The price was very reasonable, at $20 for Manet's Cats and $15 for Matisse's Cats. To say that my daughter was thrilled with them is an understatement, and I will definitely return to this site for future orders.  Franny Syufy at cats.about.com" "Hi Eve--I was surfing around cat-related stores on the internet and happened upon your site.  I enjoyed your site and thought I would keep one of these posters  (Manet's Cats and Matisse's Cat) and give the other as a gift to my sister.  Good luck, Maureen Nielsen"

The cat art parody cat print for Matisse's Cat began as a transparent watercolor painting.  The still life set up was painted from a bowl of wiggly goldfish and a vase of gladiolus leaves.  Then the cat and whimsical background were added.  The shimmery fur of the Russian Blue cat was painted with a watercolor technique called "wet-into-wet,"  where the surface is first brushed with clear water, then at just the right time, paint applied.  This allows the colors to flow with a feathery edge and give the sensation of fur, as well as suggest the characteristic frosting of this breed. This mischievous cat most likely had fish on the brain and dinner in mind, even as he proclaims his innocence.  The original of this painting hangs just above my desk, and whenever I glance up needing a break from my work, I am drawn into the scene in front of me.  I stop and admire the cat and then wander through the picture caught up in the action of all the details.  The painting has a way of recharging me, and I jump right back into my work.  Sometimes, the glance lasts just a couple of seconds, but the mind is taking in the picture's restful influence. Do you like Matisse's technique of filling the painting with a variety of harmonius patterns?  Do you need brief but effective diversions from your work so you can come back refreshed?  This works for me.  Then the only decision you have to make now, is whether you'd like to have the print under glass or embedded onto the surface of a canvas. Information on the cat art parody print process and the canvas transfers can be found under Cat prints/Canvas transfers.

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