The Cat Theophile Steinlen Art Print 1912 Charcoal Drawing Furry Long-Haired Cat

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View The Cat Theophile Steinlen Art Print 1912 Charcoal Drawing Furry Long-Haired Cat with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Artist: Théophile Steinlen. Théophile Steinlen, a devoted observer of feline grace, rendered cats not as decoration but as character studies. In this 1912 charcoal drawing. The Cat sits like a regal sentinel, its long fur softly rendered in smoky strokes. Click on image to enlarge...Lean back...Imagine the art on YOUR wall* *Low Resolution Images are used online.  Colors may vary according to your monitor settings. The Cat Artist: Théophile Steinlen Circa: 1912 Théophile Steinlen, a devoted observer of feline grace, rendered cats not as decoration but as character studies. In this 1912 charcoal drawing, The Cat sits like a regal sentinel, its long fur softly rendered in smoky strokes. Steinlen’s hand brings warmth and texture to the stillness, conveying both the physical weight and the quiet authority of his favorite subject. Print Details: Archival matte paper, 11"x17" untrimmed Giclee reproduction of the original charcoal drawing Suitable for framing Carefully packaged and shipped flat Ideal for collectors of: Théophile Steinlen Cat art Charcoal figure studies Belle Époque illustration Animal portraiture Soft lines, sharp presence. © Ventura Pacific Ltd.     Browse the Art Gallery Condition: New. Category: Collectibles › Animals › Cats › Posters, Prints & Paintings.

Country of Origin

United States

Animal Class

Cat