Illustrated plate, studies of felines by André Margat, 1930

Animal illustration from the 1930s-1950s, made by andré margat (1903-1997), a french painter and sculptor specializing in the study of the animal world. This drawing presents two detailed studies of felines: a seated wildcat and a lying puma, captured with great finesse and a naturalistic approach typical of art deco. The print is hand-signed in pencil by the artist, bringing a touch of authenticity to this work. The black frame under glass highlights the richness of the line and the subtle nuances of the drawing. In good general condition, the plate shows slight marks of time which confirm its age. With its dimensions of 40 X 30 cm including the frame, this piece will appeal to lovers of animal art and collectors of naturalist illustrations.