Two Cats Sitting in Window with Green Shutters On the Watch Figurine by Dubout
Two Cats Sitting in Window with Green Shutters On the Watch Figurine by Dubout
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Plotting Adventures from the Windowsill
This Dubout window cats figurine shows two black and white cats gazing out of a window with green shutters. It stands 7.5 in H x 5.5 in W x 1.75 in D in resin with hand painted details.
You can imagine their owner is away at work. The cats are thinking about the great adventures they could be having outside.
The scene is known as Dubout On the Watch. Albert Dubout drew the original, and Parastone adapted it into three dimensions.
Product Details
- Material: Resin with hand painted details
- Detail: Actual whiskers on both faces
- Dimensions: 7.5 in H x 5.5 in W x 1.75 in D
- Cats alone: 3.25 in H x 2.75 in W for both
- Weight: 1 lb
- Collection: Dubout Cat Collection by Parastone
- Product number: DUB70
Real Whiskers, Real Longing
Actual whiskers add lifelike details to their faces. They give two cartoon cats a very real expression of longing.
Cats looking out window panes is a scene every cat owner knows. Dubout saw the humor in that shared patience.
A Window Frame for a Shelf
The green shutters frame the pair like a tiny stage set. The cats alone measure only 3.25 in H, so the frame does much of the work.
Place it beside other Dubout pieces in our Dubout Cat Collection or Parastone Museum Replicas.
The Dubout window cats figurine turns patience into comedy. Dubout On the Watch is a scene every cat owner knows.
Each two cats at window figurine in the collection tells a story, and this one is among the best. Set the Dubout window cats figurine beside a real window for a double take.
Display and Care
At 1 lb, the Dubout window cats figurine suits a shelf, mantel, or desk. Dust the two cats at window figurine with a soft dry brush and take care with the whiskers. Keep the resin away from damp air and strong sun.
Albert Dubout in Brief
Dubout received the Legion of Honour in 1953, and he appeared in the Petit Larousse that year. A Dubout museum opened in Palavas-les-Flots in 1992. The Dubout window cats figurine carries that fame onto your shelf, with cats looking out window panes.
For More Reading from the Web
- Read how a Marseille student became one of France's most honored caricaturists. Albert Dubout - Wikipedia
- Browse an exhibition page on Dubout and his gift for drawing everything. Dubout: The Art of Drawing Everything - Musee Regards de Provence

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