Original Oil Black Cat Painting With Green And Purple Scrolls 20 X 16 Framed - Black Cat Art
Original Oil Black Cat Painting with Green and Purple Scrolls 20 x 16 Framed - Black Cat Art - 10% benefits animal rescue This whimsical black cat painting is painted on canvas with artist grade oil paints, and is titled "Poof!"; it is a pet portrait of one of the black cats available for adoption at the Jackson County Animal Shelter. The painting is framed in a black wood frame with gold liner - overall measurements are approximately 28 x 24 inches. The frame is backed with a paper dust cover and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by me. It is wired and ready to hang. This artwork would look wonderful in a child's bedroom or powder room. As with all of my work, I0% of the purchase price will be donated to ta local animal rescue group, in this case, the Jackson County Animal Shelter in Phoenix, OR. Please note that the image of my painting above is protected by copyright law. An reproduction or copying of the image is illegal. This copyright will not transfer with the sale of this work. Note about shipping: I look for the most cost-effective shipping method for your purchase and refund shipping fees if you have overpaid by a dollar or more. Original oil paintings are insured for the full value and shipped USPS or Federal Express Ground. I can also arrange for express shipping if needed. Just contact me Below are links to additional items in my shop which feature this cat painting: Black Cat/Shelter Cat Fine Art Print Black Cat/Shelter Cat Greeting Card Black Cat Magnet
Type
- wood
Finish
- painted
- black
- paint
Category
- Paintings
Base
- metal
Meet the Maker
Dana Feagin
Inspired Pet Portraits and Animal Paintings in Oil by Dana Feagin
I am an oil painter, focused completely on animal paintings - pets and other animals. I paint from photographs (they must be yours/mine/or others without copyright issues) in a realistic style on bold backgrounds, and enjoy capturing the amusing and endearing expressions of the animal. I departed a 20-year corporate career in 2006 to spend time on volunteer activities and art. I am now the proud mom to four former shelter dogs (a side benefit to volunteering at the shelter) and paint from my home studio (a remodeled carriage house in my backyard) and at the Ashland Art Center on Main Street.
Ten percent of my sales are donated to local animal rescue groups and charities where I am a volunteer - Jackson County Animal Shelter, Sanctuary One, and Equamore Horse Sanctuary. I am also a member of HeARTs Speak, the Ashland Gallery Association and The Canine Art Guild.