Discover "Jeu de Chat - American Gothic," a parody of the famous American Gothic painting held at the Chicago Art Institute, revisited with an artistic animal twist. This oil painting captures the spirit of surrealism and anthropomorphism by depicting two animal-headed figures—a cat's head for the man and a doe's head for the woman—in the austere setting of an American-style farmhouse hidden behind foliage. Created by artist Corine Perier, this work captures the beauty and theatricality of the countryside. This original composition also features a third figure: an adorable little black dog nestled in the pocket of the woman's red dress.
Framed in a gilded wooden floating frame, this playful and striking reinterpretation of a classic painting brings a touch of whimsy and elegance to modern animal art.