Head of a White Angora Kitten
After a public-domain masterwork
After Henriëtte Ronner-Knip, 1892, designed as a stained glass suncatcher by the Artisimus atelier.
Made for your home
Made to order in coloured art glass, joined with copper foil and soldered lead lines, to hang in a sunny window.
Delivered to your door
Estimated delivery Nov 17 – Nov 24.
Also made in
The same work, remade in another material. Each one is made to order.
Head of a White Angora Kitten
- Attribution
- After Henriëtte Ronner-Knip
- Date
- 1892
- Material
- Stained glass suncatcher
- Sizes
- 20, 30 or 50 cm across
- Delivery
- 18–25 days from your order
- How it is made
- Made to order in coloured art glass, joined with copper foil and soldered lead lines, to hang in a sunny window.
A round stained glass suncatcher after Henriëtte Ronner-Knip's Head of a White Angora Kitten (1892): the head of a fluffy white Angora kitten with large green eyes rests on a warm peach-ochre ground.
Henriëtte Ronner-Knip made the original in 1892; this design remakes it as a stained glass suncatcher, 20, 30 or 50 cm across. Made to order in coloured art glass, joined with copper foil and soldered lead lines, to hang in a sunny window.
Want yourself in it instead? Add a photo and see yourself painted into this design, free, before you order.
More suncatchers
The masterworks remade as suncatchers, each one made to order.
