Cat's Head c. 1938

"Cat's Head" is a bas-relief sculpture by American artist Harriette Gale, created in 1938. The work depicts the head of a cat in a realistic style, with detailed features such as the whiskers and eyes rendered in a three-dimensional form. Gale was a prominent sculptor who specialized in animal subjects, capturing their essence with precision and sensitivity. The piece is a prime example of her craftsmanship and artistic vision, showcasing the enduring appeal of animal imagery in art.