“The cat stole away”

A gorgeous Duille fine art print featuring Arthur Rackham’s illustration made in 1909.

About the work
The cat stole away was made as one of several illustrations for ‘The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm’ published in 1909. It accompanies the tale of ‘The Cat and Mouse in Partnership’. Arthur Rackham’s distinctive style captures the devious cat on its greedy expedition after deceiving the hapless mouse who will soon learn an unfortunate lesson.

Made to last
This is a hand-finished, museum-quality archival print made using materials which will last for many years. It is printed in archival quality pigment inks on Somerset Velvet 255gsm acid free paper reproducing the original work. This heavyweight mould-made paper won’t yellow or degrade like inferior products. Our prints will stay true, bright and beautiful for years.

About giclée
The giclée process is ‘the best kind of fine art print available today’ and uses precision digital technology. Favoured by leading international museums and fine artists for superb detail and quality of reproduction with rich saturated colour. These prints are often mistaken for originals.

As with any work of art we recommend displaying your print away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Available unframed in a choice of two sizes
This fine art print can be supplied on an A4 sheet –
Overall size: 210 x 297mm
Size of printed image: 200 x 265mm
Top and bottom white margins to allow for framing: 16mm
Left and right white margins to allow for framing: 5mm

or an A3 sheet –
Overall size: 297 x 420mm
Size of printed image: 287 x 378mm
Top and bottom white margins to allow for framing: 21mm
Left and right white margins to allow for framing: 5mm

Packed for protection with fast dispatch
Your unframed print will be sent carefully wrapped and protectively packed.

All materials are recyclable and come from environmentally responsible sources.