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GOVINDER NAZRAN (1964–2008) Signed Limited Edition “Happy Monday" 22/95

GOVINDER NAZRAN (1964–2008) Signed Limited Edition “Happy Monday" 22/95

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Artist: Govinder Nazran (1964–2008)

Title: Happy Monday

Edition: 22/95

Medium: Silkscreen

Artwork Dimensions: 41cm × 66cm (16¼" × 26")

Framed Dimensions: 83cm × 57cm (width × height)

Condition: Image: Good. Frame: Presentable but has knocks and marks – see photos.

Certificate of Authenticity: Included


About the Artwork

There’s a gentle, uplifting energy to Happy Monday — the kind of piece that feels like it was designed to brighten a room. Nazran’s stylised cat forms and textured silkscreen technique come together beautifully here, creating a composition that’s both playful and quietly refined. This edition, numbered 22/95, was part of the Autumn 2003 release and is printed on Velin Arches Blanc, giving it the depth and tactile quality collectors love.

The colours remain strong, the surface clean, and although the frame carries a few knocks from age, the artwork itself holds all the charm that makes Nazran’s work so enduringly popular. At 41cm × 66cm (83cm × 57cm framed), it has excellent wall presence and remains a sought‑after choice for collectors of contemporary British art, stylised animal imagery, and Nazran’s distinctive character‑driven designs.

This piece pairs beautifully with its mirror image and opposite coloured cat Ruby Tuesday. Govinder often depicted pairs of cats and/or dogs as good and evil. See Ruby Tuesday here.


About the Artist

Govinder Nazran (1964–2008) was a celebrated British artist known for his bold, stylised characters, vibrant colour palettes and distinctive visual language. His limited edition prints and originals remain highly sought after, with strong appeal to collectors who appreciate contemporary, design‑led figurative and animal imagery. Nazran’s work continues to feature in galleries and private collections across the UK and internationally, maintaining a significant presence in modern British art.

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