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Proud Cat Mom Pushes Carriage Filled with Kittens Le Landeau by Dubout 8L

Proud Cat Mom Pushes Carriage Filled with Kittens Le Landeau by Dubout 8L

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A Stroll with Too Many Kittens: The Dubout Le Landeau Cat Statue

This Dubout Le Landeau cat statue shows a proud mother promenading with a carriage. It is so full that the kittens almost fall out. It measures 4.75 in H x 8 in W x 2.75 in D in resin.

Albert Dubout drew the scene, and Parastone adapted it. The mother has a black coat and white face.

Product Details

  • Material: Resin
  • Dimensions: 4.75 in H x 8 in W x 2.75 in D
  • Weight: 0.7 lbs
  • Includes: Color picture of the original artwork and a description in multiple languages
  • Collection: Parastone Mouseion 3D Collection
  • Product number: DUB25

Dignity on Wheels

She walks tall with her tail curled up with dignity. This proud mother cat statue is a model of confident motherhood.

The young ones look bewildered but enjoy the ride. Dubout loved this contrast between dignity and chaos.

A Carriage Full of Comedy

A landeau is a type of horse drawn carriage, which gives the Le Landeau title its elegance. Here the cat mom carriage figurine borrows it for kittens.

Dubout often drew crowded scenes with many small figures. The kittens in baby carriage statue condenses that crowd into one overloaded pram.

Browse our Dubout Cat Collection. Browse Animal Sculptures Collection or the wider Parastone Museum Replicas too.

Display and Care

At 0.7 lbs, the Dubout Le Landeau cat statue suits a shelf, mantel, or desk. Dust it with a soft dry brush. Keep the small kittens from tipping out.

Albert Dubout in Brief

Dubout was born in Marseille in 1905 and studied at the fine arts school in Montpellier. His first drawings appeared in a student journal in 1923. In the 1930s he drew crowded scenes with a steel nib and a large magnifying glass. After the war his line grew simpler, because years at the magnifier had strained his eyes.

He received the Legion of Honour in 1953 and died in 1976. A museum in his name opened in Palavas-les-Flots in 1992. The Dubout Le Landeau cat statue shows his comic timing.

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