Isengrin Looking Up
Isengrin Looking Up
Striped Brown Tabby Cat Fine Art Poster Print
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Add a splash of character to your kid’s room with Isengrin the tabby cat!
This cute art print, an original illustration by Catherine Hébert, will have your little one purring with delight and looking up to their new, furry companion.
This pink art print is available in three sizes, 8"x10", 12"x16" and 16"20", perfect for a nursery or kids room.
Isengrin was a cuddly striped tabby cat with big heart shaped paws! He was named after Ysengrin the Wolf from the medieval French tale "Le Roman de Renart" (Reynard the Fox).
- Fine Art Giclée Printing
- Free delivery!
- Designed in Canada
Fine Art Printing
Fine Art Printing
Each of our art prints is made to order. The Ugly Cat works with a variety of fine art print studios across North America and Europe, to ensure the highest possible quality.
Gicée printing (from the French meaning "to spray"), is an ink-jet printing technique that allows more vibrant colours, and archival quality robustness, designed to last.
Please note: We make every effort to ensure that the images on the site faithfully represent their true colours of our art prints. However, electronic screens can't faithfully reproduce printed ink, so there may be differences in colour. Each screen has different settings, like brightness and contrast, which can also lead to differences between the final prints and what you see on screen.
Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Paper
Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Paper
Packaging
Packaging
Smaller prints are packaged in a stiff flat cardboard envelope.
Large prints are packed in a cardboard tube.
Shipping
Shipping
Free delivery on all art prints!
Our prints are made to order, within 1 to 3 business days.
Shipping speed depends on location and which of our partners is printing the order, doing but is generally within 5-7 business days.
You will receive a notification when your order has shipped.
Handling and Care
Handling and Care
Fine art prints can scratch or get damaged by handling, so we advise avoiding touching the printed surface as much as possible.
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