Cat Canvas Prints

4.8

Cats on canvas swing between quiet observation and outright comedy, so start with the mood you want in the room. A sleek silhouette from the black cat canvas prints suits a hallway or a dark-painted wall, while whimsical cat canvas prints tend to earn their place in kitchens and kids' rooms. Prefer something with art-history weight? The Henri Matisse cats canvas prints bring line and colour along with the subject.

Rated 4.8 by 1,000s of customers
Black Cat Canvas Prints
Black Cat Canvas Prints
Cat Portrait Art Prints
Cat Portrait Art Prints
Whimsical Cat Canvas Prints
Whimsical Cat Canvas Prints
Henri Matisse Cats Canvas Prints
Henri Matisse Cats Canvas Prints
Gustav Klimt Cats Canvas Prints
Gustav Klimt Cats Canvas Prints
Black Cat Art Prints
Black Cat Art Prints
Cute Cat Art Prints
Cute Cat Art Prints
Funny Cat Art Prints
Funny Cat Art Prints
Vintage Cat Art Prints
Vintage Cat Art Prints
Modern Cat Art Prints
Modern Cat Art Prints
Classic Cats
Classic Cats
Cat Art Prints
Cat Art Prints
Seaside Morning Window Canvas Print - White

Seaside Morning Window with Cat Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Klimt Garden Walk with Cat Canvas Print Black

Klimt's Garden Stroll with Cat Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Sunlit Sanctuary with Cat Canvas Print - White

Open Shutters, Sleeping Cat Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Matisse Window with Cat Canvas Print White

Blue Shutters & Tabby Cat Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Matisse Inspired Mediterranean View Canvas Print Black

Cat at the Open Window Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Soft Sunlit Cat Study Canvas Print Oak

Sunlit Cat in Soft Hues Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Matisse Tropical Cat Room Canvas Print White

Matisse Tropical Cat Lounge Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Sunlit Cat Contemplation Canvas Print Oak

Sunlit Cat in Quiet Light Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Cat Companion & Cabernet Canvas Print Black

Wine and Whiskers Muse Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Seurat Garden Cat Charm Canvas Print Oak

The Watering Can with Cat after Seurat Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Sunlit Siesta Lounge Canvas Print Oak

Sunlit Siesta with Tabby Cat Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr
Sunlit Cat & Green Sofa Canvas Print Oak

Ginger Cat on a Green Sofa Canvas Print

From 752,00 kr 1 074,00 kr

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Hanging in 100k+ homes

4.8 out of 5

What people say about Cat Canvas Prints

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True-to-life cat portraits, rich colour and good canvas quality make these prints easy additions to bedrooms and cat-themed spaces.

Golden Gate

Looks just like my cat waiting g for me to cross the Golden Gate and come back home.

Denise O. · Verified shopper
Moonlit Cat by the Bay Canvas Print White Reviewed Moonlit Cat by the Bay Canvas Print →

Looks as good in person as it did online!!

Received my print quickly and it looks as good in person as it did online!! Good quality canvas - you will need to attach your own hardware to the back for hanging. Got it because it actually looks like one of my cats :) Will definitely purchase other things from Fab!

Bobbi B. · Verified shopper
Colorblock Cat Portrait Canvas Print - White Reviewed Color Pop Cat Portrait Canvas Print →

Packed so well, beautiful

Packed so well, great job. The piece is stunning, I have not been able to see in entirety as it is a gift.

Valerie · Verified shopper
Klimt Inspired Cat Embrace Canvas Print Gold Reviewed The Kiss with Cats, after Klimt Canvas Print →
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Cat Art Reading From The Frame

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Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

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Discover Gustav Klimt Art Prints with Fab

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Miles Tanaka

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Canvas vs Paper Prints: Pros and Cons

Canvas vs Paper Prints: Pros and Cons

Clara Bell

You're looking at the same beautiful image in two different formats. Canvas print or paper print? They look similar in the thumbnail, but you're wondering if one is actually better...

Buying a cat canvas: the basics

Short answers on choosing a size, picking framed or unframed, delivery and sending something back

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Who was Louis Wain, and why are his cat illustrations still popular wall art?

Louis Wain (1860-1939) was a British illustrator who became famous in the late Victorian and Edwardian era for drawing cats as wide-eyed, upright characters in clothing, taking tea, golfing and generally mimicking human society. His work helped shift public opinion of cats from pests to beloved companions, and it reached millions through magazines, postcards and annuals. The playful humor, bold color and vintage charm still read well on modern walls, and a renewed spotlight since the 2021 film biography has kept interest high with cat lovers decorating kitchens, hallways and kids' rooms.

What is the story behind Steinlen's Le Chat Noir poster?

Théophile Alexandre Steinlen designed the famous black cat poster in 1896 to advertise the touring shadow-theater troupe of Le Chat Noir, the Montmartre cabaret opened in 1881 by impresario Rodolphe Salis and often called the first modern cabaret. Steinlen, a Swiss-born Montmartre resident who adored the neighborhood's cats, gave the animal glowing eyes, a curling tail and a halo of text reading Montjoie Montmartre, a wink at Alphonse Mucha's decorative style. The color lithograph became a Belle Epoque emblem, and its bold black, red and amber graphic still shapes how cat art looks on walls today.