Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Rev. J.G. Woods Natural History of Animate Creation Mammalia, Vol. 1, 1853 at The Great Cat Store Rev. J.G. Wood: Manx and Angora Cats

Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Rev. J.G. Woods Natural History of Animate Creation Mammalia, Vol. 1, 1853 at The Great Cat Store, CAT BREEDS

Rev. J.G. Wood: Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Natural History, Framed Cat Art Poster

Name: Rev. J.G. Wood: Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Natural History, Framed Cat Art Poster
SKU: 1566
Availability: InStock

$30.00 – $65.00

Rev. J.G. Wood: Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Natural History, Vol. 1, 1853 is a historical sketch of 19th century Manx and Angora cats that would make a great addition to any cat breed lover’s home. The two cats are situated in a symmetrical composition which highlights their differences. An interesting piece that documents the breeding history of the cat. Visit Rev. J.G. Wood’s main page. Find more posters and prints of cat breeds here.

SKU: N/A Categories: Cat Art, Fine Cat Art Canvas Prints and Posters Tags: 19th century cats, Angora Cat, cat breeds, framed cat art poster, Manx Cat, Rev. J.G. Wood

ITEM SPECIFICATIONS

This Rev. J.G. Wood: Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Natural History, Vol. 1, 1853, framed cat art poster printed on thick, durable, museum quality matte paper will make a statement in any cat lover’s room. The matte black frame highlights the greens and greys of the original sketch.

• Alder, Semi-hardwood frame
• Black in color
• .75” thick
• Acrylite front protector
• Lightweight
• Hanging hardware included

Rev. J.G. Wood: Manx and Angora Cats, Reprint from Natural History, Vol. 1, 1853, framed cat art poster is available in the following sizes.

8×10

12×16

16×20

SHIPPING INFORMATION

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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY

Reverend J.G. Wood (1827-1889, British) popularized natural history through his publication and lectures on zoology. His books were illustrated by drawing on large sheets of white paper with colored crayons. Wood was not really a scientist, but because of his publications, was able to inspire an interest in the natural world in those not specialized in the subject. His sketches of cats are primarily focused on the different breeds such as Manx and Angora cats.