Ramon Casas Hair & Feather Litograph Print

A Vision of Cultured Leisure 🎨

Ramon Casas (1866-1932) was a towering figure of Catalan Modernisme, Spain's answer to Art Nouveau. Working alongside his close friend Miquel Utrillo, Casas co-created Pèl & Ploma between 1899 and 1903, producing some of the era's most striking visual culture. The magazine's title cleverly reflected their collaboration: Casas provided the drawings ("the hair," referencing paintbrushes) whilst Utrillo contributed the text ("the feather," evoking the writer's quill).

This particular poster was originally gifted to magazine subscribers and became such an instant sensation that it quickly sold out. Writer Miquel Utrillo famously described the young woman as a modern Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom and arts, whose "weapons are the brush of art and the pen of reason," with her glorious auburn hair forming "a helmet, crowned with a graceful crest."

🎨 Why Choose This Art Print?
This isn’t just any reproduction. Our fine art posters use cutting-edge giclée fine art 12-colour printing technology to ensure every subtle hue is faithfully rendered. The smooth matte finish on FSC-certified paper keeps your art print glare-free and eco-friendly, perfect for collectors who care about sustainability and quality alike. What's more, ART SNOB prints every image at over 350 dpi, ensuring ultra-sharp clarity and incredible definition that truly stands out.

A Print Worthy of the Masterpiece 🎨

🌈 Ultra-vivid 12-colour giclée printing for brilliant, true-to-life colours
📜 Matte finish ensures a sophisticated, glare-free display
🖼️ Printed on thick, durable 200 gsm FSC-certified paper — eco-friendly and built to last
📏 Available in multiple sizes including 8x10, 12x16, and 16x20 inches to fit any space
🌿 Made with sustainable materials for environmentally conscious style