White Cat (Fluffy)

Maud Lewis, a celebrated Canadian folk artist, created White Cat (Fluffy) around 1960, exemplifying her signature Naïve art (primitivism) style. The artwork captures the charm and simplicity characteristic of Lewis’s work, employing vibrant colors and straightforward composition. As an animal painting, the piece centers on the figure of a white cat, emphasizing its softness and personality through minimalistic yet expressive brushwork. Lewis’s technique highlights an intimate and unpretentious portrayal, reflecting her deep affection for everyday subjects and rural life. White Cat (Fluffy) is a quintessential example of mid-20th-century folk art with enduring appeal.