Kittens on a Highback Chair Save Me a Seat by Dubout Figurine 7.5H

A Heap of Kittens and One Fluffy Chair

This Dubout highback chair figurine is a pile of kittens fighting for the best seat in the house. It stands 7.5 in H x 3.5 in W x 3.5 in D in resin with hand painted details.

The caricature is called Save Me a Seat, and these cartoon cats on chair arms mean it. The cats clamor for a place, claw the fabric, and play in a heap of energy.

Albert Dubout, a French cartoonist, drew the original illustration. Parastone adapted it into this three dimensional statue.

Product Details

• Material: Resin with hand painted details
• Dimensions: 7.5 in H x 3.5 in W x 3.5 in D
• Weight: 1.4 lbs
• Collection: Dubout Cat Collection by Parastone
• Note: The cat leaning on the couch is a separate figurine
• Product number: DUB68

One Cat You Can Move

One kitten leans on the couch as a separate figurine. You can move it around the chair and lean it wherever you like.

That small detail makes the Dubout kittens sofa scene feel like a living scene. Every visit to the shelf can rearrange the crowd.

Dubout and the Comedy of Ordinary Life

The Dubout Cat Collection adapts the French caricaturist's drawings of funny cats doing daily activities. Dubout found jokes in crowds, and a chair full of kittens is a crowd in miniature.

Add the scene to our Dubout Cat Collection, Parastone Museum Replicas, or Animal Sculptures Collection.

The Dubout highback chair figurine is a lesson in sharing furniture. These Save Me a Seat cats never agree on who sits where.

Watch the Dubout kittens sofa fill up, and you see why cartoon cats on chair cushions are so loved. This Dubout highback chair figurine adds a whole crowd.

Display and Care

At 1.4 lbs, the Dubout highback chair figurine suits a bookcase, mantel, or desk. Dust it with a soft dry brush. Save Me a Seat cats like a stable shelf. Keep the separate kitten safe when you move the group.

Albert Dubout in Brief

Dubout was born in Marseille in 1905 and died in 1976. He drew for magazines such as Le Rire and Marianne. He also illustrated classics by Rabelais, Cervantes, and Voltaire. The Dubout highback chair figurine carries his gift for crowds onto your shelf.

For More Reading from the Web

• Meet the Marseille cartoonist who illustrated Rabelais and Cervantes with his famous crowds. Albert Dubout - Wikipedia
• Browse an exhibition page on Dubout and the art of drawing everything. Dubout: The Art of Drawing Everything - Musee Regards de Provence