Customers' Cat Art Print Photos

See actual cat prints hanging in the homes of delighted customers. All you customers out there, get your cameras out, but watch out for the flash in the glass. Taking photos at a slight angle can help. And showing a room with furniture (and you?) will let us see how your new cat picture has become a part of your lives. Eventually, we hope to be able to let you see a variety of ways each picture could be framed to give you ideas of what could work for you. So, come on guys, share your framed pictures with us.

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van gogh's bad cat framed

van Gogh's Bad Cat submitted by Katherine

framed matisse cat print

I have already framed your Matisse print and have it hanging in my kitchen!
I am extremely happy with it! Thanks again, Lisa Baglivo

framed Manet cat print

Hi Eve, Thought you'd like to see what I've done with the Manet Cat print. I was expecting it to look good but I was really surprised by just how good it looks. I do apologise for the wallpaper..it's awful, but we haven't got to that room for redecorating yet. The Scream and the Georgia O'Keeffe ones are in Aluminium frames, and look good as well, but this one
looks wonderful..Regards, BAzz

framed okeeffe cat print

The O'Keeffe is in a pewter frame and grey card. Although you can't tell from the photo, the pewter picks up the pinks! Very odd. BAzz

framed Munch cat print

The Munch is in a coppery frame with a neutral cream card and a dark blue matte. Again, wallpaper notwithstanding, I think they turned out marvellously. BAzz

Two views of the artist's original framed painting of Matisse's Cat:

artist and award-winning painting

At a competition (First Place)

Matisse's cat framed

Over the artist's desk, with the inspiration for the picture below.

Here I used a mottled teal, wood frame that matched the background of the picture.
There are gold strips with crackling lining the inside and outside of the teal,
and the gold picks up the yellows in the painting.
The mat is extra wide. Normally, a picture is framed with a mat size of
3 x 3 x 3" (sides and top) and 3 1/2" (bottom). The bottom edge of the mat
is typically weighted more heavily for visual balance.