Eames Fine Art is delighted to introduce a series of new works by Mychael Barratt from his 'Artists' Cats and Dogs' series, bursting with intelligence, colour and quirky humour.
Mychael first embarked on this series of 'Artists' Cats and Dogs' after imagining what Chagall's cat might have looked like if he'd painted it into one of his famous paintings. Before long, Mychael was considering the same question for all of his favourite artists. What started as an amusing speculation became an ongoing project which, so far, has spanned nearly ten years. Each new painting or original print is executed in the style of the animal's 'owner' and the cat or dog is placed within either one of their iconic images or in a relevant but imagined scene.
This has been a particularly enjoyable pursuit for Mychael during the current lockdown since he's had the time to spend revisiting his own art library, rediscovering some of his favrouite artists;
"Lockdown has certainly had its challenges but writing my daily posts for my Lockdown Library on Instagram has definitely been a highlight. Just to be given the excuse to trawl through books on some artists I adore and others where I needed a nudge to remind me of their existence, has been a gift. Unsurprisingly, some of these artists have inspired me hugely and Aubrey Beardsley's dog and Sybil Andrews' dog are both the result of this project. This necessitated tricky and creative proofing sessions with my printer, but we totally observed the spirit of the safe distance guidlines (I was in London and she was in Whitstable!)."
We have a large selection of these works at Eames Fine Art available to purchase including Mychael's latest works completed just this week. You can see all of these below.
The prices are all for the works unframed, which we can send out to you very quickly, if you would like information and prices for framing the works please contact the studio on 0207 407 6561 or send us an enqiry online.
Of course other works, apart from this series are also available by Mychael Barratt, you can see a full list of available works HERE.
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Mychael BarrattAubrey Beardsley's Dog, 2020£220.00
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Mychael BarrattSybil Andrews' Dog, 2020£220.00
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Mychael BarrattCyril Power's Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattYayoi Kusama's Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattCindy Sherman's Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattChagall's Dog's in LoveSold
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Mychael BarrattBridget Riley’s Dog, 2015£220.00
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Mychael BarrattDürer on the South Bank, 2020£350.00
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Mychael BarrattDe Kooning’s Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattEric Ravilious’s Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattLeonardo da Vinci's Dog II, 2018£220.00
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Mychael BarrattMatisse's Cat, 2012Sold
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Mychael BarrattLeonardo Da Vinci’s Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattPicasso's Cat, 2018£220.00
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Mychael BarrattPicasso's Dog I, 2018£220.00
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Mychael BarrattPicasso's Dog II, 2018£220.00
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Mychael BarrattRembrandt’s Dog II£220.00
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Mychael BarrattAndy Warhol’s Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattCole Porter's Dog I£220.00
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Mychael BarrattDali's Dogs£220.00
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Mychael BarrattMarcel Duchamp's Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattModigliani’s Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattRousseau’s Cat, 2010Sold
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Mychael BarrattRembrandt’s Dog£300.00
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Mychael BarrattRousseau's Cat II£220.00
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Mychael BarrattTracey Emin’s Dog£300.00
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Mychael BarrattEdward Hopper’s Dog, 2013£300.00
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Mychael BarrattGormley's Dog II£220.00
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Mychael BarrattWes Anderson's Dog - Hoover Building, 2018£450.00
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Mychael BarrattWes Anderson’s Dog - Michelin Building, 2018£450.00
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Mychael BarrattWes Anderon's Dog - Walthamstow Stadium, 2019£450.00
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Mychael BarrattHockney’s Dog - Spring, 2018£450.00
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Mychael BarrattBanksy's Dog (Shredded), 2018£650.00
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Mychael BarrattLondon Bestiary, 2020£850.00
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Mychael BarrattHockney’s Dog - An Even Bigger Splash, 2018Sold
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Mychael BarrattAnish Kapoor's Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattGiacometti's Dog£300.00
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Mychael BarrattGormley's Dog£300.00
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Mychael BarrattGormley's Dogs£220.00
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Mychael BarrattHolbein's Dog£220.00
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Mychael BarrattVan Gogh's Cat£300.00
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Mychael BarrattAi Wei Wei's Cat£220.00
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Mychael BarrattYves Klein's CatSold
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About The Artist
Mychael Barratt is a painter, printmaker and cartographer whose detailed work is often as narrative as it is visual. He studied art at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and printmaking at Central St Martins College of Art. He was the President of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers and was the commissioned artist for the Globe Theatre throughout Mark Rylance's reign as Artistic Director.
Barratt has works in various public collections including the Ashmolean Museum, the British Museum, the Aberystwyth University School of Art Collection the British Library's permanent collection of maps and Her Majesty The Queen's private collection. His book Intaglio Printmaking was published by A & C Black and Unicorn Press published The Master's Muse - Artists' Cats and Dogs in 2015 and London Map of Days in 2017. In 2011 he was commissioned by the law firm T V Edwards to paint an 8 x 10 metre mural on the wall of their Georgian building on the Mile End Road, London E1 along the route of the 2012 Olympics.