Description
‘Cat in a Shoe Box’ by Maggie Burley | Limited Edition Etching
This humorous etching from well-known animal artist Maggie Burley illustrates a universal truth that every cat owner will recognise: leave an empty box unattended and you will likely return to find it full of cat.
This print has been professionally mounted with quality pH neutral materials and is ready to give as a gift or place into your choice of 10″ x 12″ frame. As with all prints from Thrilled Kitty, this piece is guaranteed to be a genuine work and not a copy or reproduction.
Condition Report: This contemporary etching is in good unmarked condition. Strong impression and plate mark. There is millimetre or so of faint tanning around the edges of the paper which comes from an earlier mount, noticeable only on close inspection. There is a degree of cockling in the paper which has occurred during the printing and drying process so the sheet does not sit entirely flat in the mount, but the print will still display well.
Type: Limited Edition – Aquatint Etching, pencil signed, titled, and numbered (71/75) by artist (Explain this)
Mount & Under-mount Materials: Daler-Rowney Snow White
Framed or Unframed: Unframed (See our Framing Guide for help)
Frame Size Required: 10 inches x 12 inches (25.5 cm x 30.5 cm approx.)
Orientation (Portrait or Landscape): Landscape
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