Steinlen Cats Stick Umbrella - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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No artist has been more passionately fond of cats than Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen (1859–1923), a Swiss-born graphic artist who lived in Paris. He drew cats throughout his long career with unvarying grace and skill, particularly those of his own neighborhood, Montmartre. Steinlen’s models were habitués of rooftops, gutters, cemeteries, and garbage bins, the pets of local artists, seamstresses, and concierges. Their antics are illustrated in the artist’s most famous book, Des Chats (Cats), a copy of which is in the Museum’s collection. The charming cat illustrations decorating the Museum's umbrella are adapted from a sequence of twelve drawings in Des Chats in which a mischievous black cat pops its head into a milk jug and gets stuck.

Polyurethane. Length 35 in. closed; canopy diameter 46 in.

Original price $40

Steinlen Cats Stick Umbrella
15-021405
Member Price: $18.00 each
Non-Member Price: $20.00 each

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