Cat Art Prints

So Happy, c.1958 Art Print
Warhol, Andy
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Aren’t these some of the most incredible cat prints you’ve ever seen? They’re by Andy Warhol and, framed or not, they’d make whatever room they’re hanging in the envy of all the other rooms in the house.

Click through to learn more. Frankly, I want them all. Look at the expressions - it’s all in the eyes!

Green Cat, c.1956 Art Print
Warhol, Andy
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Red Sam, c.1954 Art Print
Warhol, Andy

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Warhol, Andy

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Oh, want…want…want….want….

Pinkie the Guinea Pig and Perky the Kitten, September 1978 Photographic Print
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Alexa hates for me to use the word “precious” on this blog.  She has an image to maintain and says that the name, frankly, lessens her position in the animal kingdom.  I’m afraid I have to break the rules this time, though - I mean come on!!

I can’t imagine anyone looking at the art print above and not smiling with every muscle in their face. But I do know one thing, if the person exists, I hope to never meet them - they’d be the sourest almost human alive!

Now to face Alexa’s wrath… She has an rss feed for this blog, of course, so I’m about 3 minutes away from a cold front.

Bookends Art PrintBuy at AllPosters.comIsn’t this a beautiful art print? I’m pretty wild about it, myself. The models remind me of my Alexa - she, too, is always near books. She’s lying across a new Nigela Lawson cookbook I got for Christmas right now. She looks a little disappointed….I guess she was expecting mouse on the menu.

The art print is by a water color by Steve Hanks - and it’s absolutely stunning. Click the link to take a closer look at this beauty, as well as to see more of his work.I just checked the web site again and found another watercolor by Mr. Hanks that also featured the animal we all know and love. Apparently he’s not just a brillaint artist, he’s a cat person too.I knew I liked him!

Gato Art PrintHanks, SteveBuy at AllPosters.com
By the way, I hope you and your furry babies all had an amazing Christmas! Our tree withstood Alexa, so I’m counting it a success. Prissy (in her younger days) used to get up in the tree and sleep - ornaments would clink to the ground and we’d know our girl was either making her way up or down. She’s pretty content these days to sleep in a corner on the couch. She did, I’m happy to say, acknowledge the tree a few times - even working up enough energy to smell it at one point.I hear her majesty walking across the kitchen floor now (click click click) - apparently seeking an evening snack. You know what that means…I’m out!