Lucille Hairballe Portrait of a 1950's Housewife Cat

Donna Reed, Mrs. Cleaver, Harriet, and Edith Bunker - we've all grown up watching these iconic TV mothers.
From Mrs. Martin to Mrs. Mitchell, The Housewife who can "Do-It-All" is a stereotype looming large and forboding over our heads.
I don't know about the rest of you, but I personally cannot clean a house in high-heels. My family is lucky if I decide to skip the pajamas in favor of actual clothing, and you can forget the pearls. :)

This cat portrait symbolizes all we strive to be, and fail to accomplish in a humorous way: she juggles the vacuum, a carefully packed (healthy) lunch sack, and freshly brewed coffee for her husband
(who is noticably absent... probably sleeping in or enjoying a long, hot shower). ;)

I print all my artwork at home in my studio, using a professional Epson giclee printer which uses water and fade resistant Ultrachrome pigment inks, for an archival reproduction that will last 90+ years.
Each print is hand-signed on the back by me, the artist, and dated with the original creation date.
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