Madame de Montespan - Joking with her Cat! by UteBigSmile
Open full image in new tab Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I thank you for visiting my gallery and wish you all a great weekend!

Comments (55)
Beautiful!
the cat is nervous because the king is under her robes maybe lol.
Décor et image sont absolument charmants!
lovely work with funny expression
Die Katze ist bestimmt schneller. Lach. Herrlich, wie die Hübsche lacht.
Lovely happy scene Ute.
Beautiful work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jolie robe et beau décor !
Süße Szene! Hoffe die Katze macht mit lach
Herrliches Bild, und die Mimik, klasse***
Super fun image Ute :)
elle est superbe !!!! suis fan de ces sourires :) merci a toi j'adore
Magnifique scène d'une époque lointaine. Les robes et les décors me font toujours rêver.
Fantastic scene!
Xcellent image !
Brilliant dress of Madame de Montespan. What did the cat do???? She is laughing brightly!! Very nice. Thanks Ute. Have a nice day. Frans
She sure looks happy. Great render!
Madame looks like a fun girl :) Great image Ute!
Sensational work on this really fun image Ute.
charming.
love that expression Ute.
Fantastic work!!!
Lovely! ")
Great expression and beautiful scene !!!
The one thing I really love about your work, is the detail you put into the expressions of your characters. This image is a prime example of the joy the lady has Outstanding work
This is such a delightful scene!
Her cat does not look amused, lol. Excellent work!
The cat is thinking,ha ha whatever where's dinner. but you made me smile,beautiful.
The cat's probably wondering how she's going to sit down in that gown... :D
Schöne Farben und ein fröhliches Bild, nur die Katze guckt etwas skeptisch. Schön gemacht, Ute!