CAT, CHAT, KATZE, GAUDEAMUS, FROM LE CHAT NOIR, BY STEINLEN, MAGNET

Description

Cat Holding A Flag - Gaudeamus
Magnet

This magnet is of a magazine illustration by Theophile Steinlen (1859-1923), a Swiss born, Art Nouveau painter and printer who worked in Paris. It is from the Chat Noir magazine and dated 1890. Gaudeamus is Latin and is a student song. The first sentence of the song is "Let us therefore rejoice, While we were young."

The magnet is approximately 2.25 x 4 inches (6.5 x 10.5 cm) and is made from thin, light-weight, glossy, specialty, magnetic paper.

Magnetic paper will not stick to stainless steel fridges.

This magnet can easily be sent in cards as a present.

Our magnets are made in a smoke-free environment.

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Shipping

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Canada $.75 US

USA $1.00 US

International $2.00 US

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Once the letter is in the mail it is out of my control. There is always the possibility of a delay. If the magnet is lost in the mail I will replace it.

About Us

Hi! I'm Vivian. I make the magnets. My husband is Jack and he is our master brass rubbing maker.

I have a degree in art history and I enjoy searching for unusual and fun images to turn into magnets. Jack has been making brass rubbings since the 1970s. He has the perfect touch to produce an outstanding rubbing every time.

All of our customers are special and we do everything we can to make each transaction enjoyable.