~Colette
The Internet is full of cats, true? So is art, as you can see in The Cat: 3500 Years of the Cat in Art by Caroline Bugler and this Cats from Art History Tumblr. I have a 15-year-old lap cat who has been overseeing this post:
Tabby Cat
by Takeuchi Seihō
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The Hard Word
by Jacques-Laurent Agasse (1767–1849)
Soon, the Black Cat Tour by Rodolphe Salis
by Théophile Steinlen (1859–1923)
There was a dispute going on between the executioner, the King, and the Queen, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
illustration by Charles Robinson
Cat of Kazan
by 18th century anonymous folk artist
from the Haifa Sculpture Garden "Vista Of Peace"
sculpture by Ursula Malbin
photo by Guillaume Paumier
Weingarten (Württemberg), Carnival
photo by Andreas Praefcke
Alsace, Bas-Rhin, Saverne, Maison Katz (XVIIe)
photo by Ralph Hammann
A Saucer of Milk
by Carl Holsøe (1863–1935)
Town Hall Square, Ingelheim
photo by Carin Grudda
How to Draw a Cat
Wonderful art works.
ReplyDeleteAnd our cats said "It's about time you featured us!"
BTW, they particularly like the "Vista of Peace" and "A Saucer of Milk."
Ha ha ha, loved that giant blue cat in Germany!
ReplyDeleteFinally, a rival to the Blue Dog by George
Rodrigue. ;-)
Aww, kitties. One of mine is currently sick. :( Have to go to the vet later.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet post, Tabatha! I am a dog person now, due to my husband's severe cat allergies, but I sure miss having kitties!
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