
Your favourite companion meets your favourite art.
In your study, a reading corner, or among your collection. Bring your pet’s expression and the atmosphere of a favourite masterpiece into a scene you enjoy looking at each day.

PETS IN MASTERPIECES
Cat in a Masterpiece
Let your familiar companion meet the colours of The Last Supper.
Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, this cat portrait draws on its red and blue palette and distant window view. Familiar eyes, ears and fur colours connect the pet’s identity with the masterpiece’s visual language.
Starting sizes refer to the painting itself, excluding the frame. Outer frame dimensions, other sizes and display options are confirmed in the artwork plan.
Discuss This SeriesThis artwork takes inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper. The central figure’s red and blue clothing, layered fabric and distant window view provide recognizable visual cues for a small portrait with the cat as its subject.
The eyes, ear shape and warm fur markings in the original photo anchor the cat’s identity. A dark brown background and black and gold frame extend the classical atmosphere. Your own version can begin with a favourite masterpiece and a discussion of its colours, composition and setting.
Start with your photograph, the feeling you like and the place you have in mind. Together, we agree on an artwork plan that suits you.
Share a clear pet photograph and the masterpiece or artistic direction you like. Confirm recognizable eyes, coat colors, ears and body shape before discussing how to translate them into the artwork.
Discuss the composition, colors and background you would like to retain from the masterpiece, and how your pet fits into them. Framing and the overall display arrangement are agreed alongside the artistic direction.
Agree on the painting size, outer frame dimensions and display arrangement for the intended placement. If it is a gift, share the date you hope to receive it and the feeling you want to convey.