Rabindra "CATS" from Edward Art Products Chicago, IL

I know it's been years since your info request, but perhaps my reply will be useful to someone.

Rabindra was originally a Scottish musician.  I found this on another web site:

Pop Artist Rabindra Danks was born in Glasgow Scotland. Danks, who played the guitar as a curtain-raiser act for the Beatles' European tour in 1961, held shows in 1974 in Europe, combining his artworks with musical performance. He is a recording artist, author and visual artist.  Danks was also involved in the production of "Sesame Street" in New York.

He had tiny galleries at 6727 1/2 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, California, and also at 130 Del Amo Fashion Square in Torrance, CA, in the 1970's, and sold everything from signed, framed lithographs to notecards to mass-produced, unsigned prints.  Most had an amimal theme, and were primarily line art using multiple, thin, black lines to create textures.  He would sometimes introduce limited colors, but also made a few full-color drawings like his "Animal Fun Car."

He used the name "Rabindra" from his attraction to the Hindu culture.  The red dot represented a Hindu good luck symbol, and was sometimes the only color on the drawing.

The face-on drawing of the kitten was called "Xmas," and has colorful eyes with a white image of a bird in the center of each like a reflection.  Although the smile on the kitten seems pleasant and benign, someone once suggested that the kitten was thinking about catching the bird for a tasty snack, and might not be so innocent.  It is not known what the artist was thinking.

I have seen a much larger, signed & numbered edition of the cat lithograph of "Emerald Eyes" on sale for $750, but I can't begin to suggest a value for these smaller prints.  If the serial numbers aren't included, they may only be offset prints which were produced in unlimited runs.