Kimono Cuddle | Press Play Art Print Remix | Woman With Cat alu-dibond
Originally illustrated by Kitagawa Utamaro in A Woman and a Cat (ca. 1793–94), this Edo-period print has been reimagined with a bold modern gradient that turns the quiet intimacy of the scene into something radiant, vibrant, and cheekily contemporary. Utamaro, known for his graceful bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women), captures a moment of playful affection—now amplified with color and contrast that let the kitten’s joy ripple across centuries. A classic reborn with a pop twist.
Kimono Cuddle | Press Play Art Print Remix | Woman With Cat alu-dibond
Originally illustrated by Kitagawa Utamaro in A Woman and a Cat (ca. 1793–94), this Edo-period print has been reimagined with a bold modern gradient that turns the quiet intimacy of the scene into something radiant, vibrant, and cheekily contemporary. Utamaro, known for his graceful bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women), captures a moment of playful affection—now amplified with color and contrast that let the kitten’s joy ripple across centuries. A classic reborn with a pop twist.
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About Alu-Dibond®
About Alu-Dibond®
Superior colors and sharpness, on original Alu-Dibond®. Available in five different finishes.
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Material
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High-Quality Printing
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Accessories
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Made in Germany
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