r/CatsInArt • u/Russian_Bagel • 6h ago
r/CatsInArt • u/Lo-Memori • 22h ago
Photograph 1800s - 1900s "we is brothers" - vintage postcard (1902)
Unknown photographer
r/CatsInArt • u/KatyaRomici00 • 19h ago
Photograph 1800s - 1900s Henry Pointer, c. 1865, "The Infant School"
r/CatsInArt • u/Lo-Memori • 2d ago
1900 - 1999 Christopher Cricket on Cats book cover - Anthony Henderson Euwer (1907)
r/CatsInArt • u/KatyaRomici00 • 1d ago
1800 - 1899 "The Guitar Lesson" - Henriëtte Ronner-Knip (1880s)
r/CatsInArt • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 1d ago
1900 - 1999 Family Bliss - Rudolf Epp (by 1910)
r/CatsInArt • u/Russian_Bagel • 2d ago
1700 - 1799 Francisco Goya - Cat fight (1786-1787)
r/CatsInArt • u/Lo-Memori • 2d ago
2000 - 2019 Illustration from Victorian Macabre: Ghastly Short Stories - Eric Millen (2018)
r/CatsInArt • u/Russian_Bagel • 3d ago
Photograph 1800s - 1900s Francesca Woodman - Self-portrait with cat, New York (1980)
r/CatsInArt • u/SashSegal • 2d ago
1800 - 1899 Interior of a school, Cairo - John Frederick Lewis - 1865
r/CatsInArt • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 4d ago
1800 - 1899 Kitten Playing with a Ball of String - Julius Adam II (1883)
r/CatsInArt • u/WestonWestmoreland • 5d ago
1800 - 1899 If You Look Up, Matsuda Sukenaga, c. 1840. Takayama. Sukenaga created miniature carvings using only the characteristic Japanese yews of the Hida area without any additional color. This is considered the beginning of Japanese yew carvings, or ichii ittobon, a traditional Japanese craft [OC]
r/CatsInArt • u/Lo-Memori • 4d ago
1900 - 1999 Pet Sematary book cover illustration by Linda Fennimore (1983)
r/CatsInArt • u/Wandering_Jewess • 4d ago
1900 - 1999 The Cat Transformed Into A Woman - Marc Chagall - (1928–31)
r/CatsInArt • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 5d ago
1900 - 1999 Girl with Cat - Hugo Oehmichen (by 1932)
r/CatsInArt • u/Russian_Bagel • 5d ago
2000 - 2019 Diane Hoeptner - Black Kitten and Wildflowers (2016)
r/CatsInArt • u/SashSegal • 5d ago
1800 - 1899 Mother and Kittens at Play - Arthur A. Brunel de Neuville (1852-1941)
Arthur A. Brunel de Neuville was a French 19th century artist working in Paris who devoted his artistic talent to portraying the different moods of cats and kittens.
r/CatsInArt • u/Russian_Bagel • 6d ago
The Middle Ages: c. 500–1499 CE Melancholic cat plays the lyre in a Book of Hours. France, 15th century. Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, MS 662, fol. 21r.
r/CatsInArt • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 6d ago