A Cat’s Eye View

A Cat’s Eye View · #1640 · 30" × 22" · gouache · 2011

At the end of 2010 we were adopted by a stray cat whose name was Tabatha; this picture was created as a homage to her.

The view is based on the Roman Forum, the column being Trajan’s Column, a plaster copy of which can be seen in the Victoria & Albert Museum in Kensington.

The cat was seen as a divine creature in ancient Egypt, and in folklore cats were often used to ward off evil spirits and were often found mummified behind chimneys in old houses.

Fine Art Prints
A4 Fine Art Print (297 × 210 mm) #1640A Cat’s Eye View	£39
A3 Fine Art Print (420 × 297 mm) #1640A Cat’s Eye View	£49
A2 Fine Art Print (594 × 420 mm) #1640A Cat’s Eye View	£99
A1 Fine Art Print (841 × 594 mm) #1640A Cat’s Eye View	£159

Original Painting
Original Artwork (762 × 559 mm) #1640A Cat’s Eye View	Price on Application*

A Cat’s Eye View

Fine Art Prints

Original Painting