Ruane Manning Cat Print Plaque

This is a Ruane Manning print of a cat scallop-trimmed and mounted on an 8" X 10" plywood board plaque. - The cat is sitting next to a white and blue quilt and a white wicker basket with knitting yarn and needle.
I believe this is from his 1988 series of "Knittin' Kittens" prints.
** Internationally known artist Ruane Manning creates spectacular works of art with a reverence for nature and the creatures that share our small planet. His images come to life through the expert use of light, authentic detailing and intimate knowledge of his subjects' form, behavior and habitat. Ruane studied at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, then spent several years as an advertising artist. He has won awards from the prestigious Philadelphia Art Alliance for his illustrations and sculpture. In 1968, his first wildlife print was published. Since then, he has won international acclaim for original oil paintings and works created for such companies as the Danbury Mint, the Franklin Mint and the Hamilton Collection. His sculptures are included in the collections of U.S. Presidents Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. Ruane’s home and studio are located on a farm in southern New Jersey, where he resides with his family and animal friends.