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"Girl with toys and a cat"
Leningrad, 1950th
S.B. Velihova, E.P. Lupanova
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"Model with a cat"
1920
Tytus Czyzewski
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Wassily Kandinsky with his favourite cat Vaska, 1906, Sevres
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"Portrait Michaliny Krzyzanowskiej, artist's wife"
1915, Konrad Krzyzanowski
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"Portrait of the artist's wife with a cat"
1912
Konrad Krzyzanowski
Museum of Opole Silesia -
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"Children concert"
1922
114 x 146 cm Tadeusz Makowski
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This nice kitten was founded at the building of central veterinary clinic in Saint-Petersburg, 4th Sovetskaya street, 5.
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"Cat's nightmare"
Louis Wain, 1907 "??????? ??????"
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Despite the fact that these owls are cute too, poor kittens look very scared. Exactly Louis Wain's works humanised cats and helped to show them as something to be liked, admired, and even loved. -
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"In a roman Osteria"
Karl Bloh, 1866 "? ??????? ???????"
It seems to me that this grey cat is up to something... -
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"Cat with ginger spots licking itself."
Paul Klee, 1905
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"The Cat"
Bart van der Leck, 1914
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"A white cat playing with a string"
"A white cat playing with a string"
Hiroshige II, 1863
Cat is depicted boldly and minimally. A cute, but angry white cat tries to bite a blue string. His legs are ready to pounce. -
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"Child with Cat"
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1887
Girl with rumbling pampered kitten in this oil on canvas portrait by Renoir is Julie Manet, daughter of painter Berthe Morisot and Eugène Manet (brother of the painter Édouard Manet.) -
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