Late 19th-Century British School Portrait Of A Cat

Late 19th-Century British School Portrait Of A CatThis charming late 19th century portrait of a majestic moggy elevates its subject to higher ground. It captures the cat in its finest hour as if dressed in a dapper suit prior to a regal ball. Look at those eyes, full of light and life. Maybe you care to name this splendid feline? Monogrammed in the lower right, dated and framed. Medium: Oil on board Overall size: 13 x 15 34cm x 39cm Year of creation: c. 1896 Condition: Artwork presents well. Frame

The portrait is signed on the book and housed within a later frame

754 achieved for ‘Pont St

She also trained in Paris

1890Provenance: DenmarkCondition: Light craquelure in areas and a few minor losses

Also note the second tree

scenes and nudes

Craquelure throughout and areas of scuffing around the edges

which is cleverly rendered by the artist

we’ve discovered only a few examples of young men with patterned cravats from this period

561 achieved for an oil painting in 2000

And from here

An intriguing late 19th-century grisaille landscape painting by Danish painter