But I have to thank Heather for creating, in our bloggy circles, a new category of art - Vernacular Cat Art. During my travels, I've been on the lookout for examples, and so I proudly present to you this wonderful piece.
It is a piece of fabric taken from the fuselage of a French World War I fighter plane from 1914. It is part of the collection in the Musee de la Vie Bourguignonne Perrin de Peycousin, in Dijon, France.
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Nice Kitty!
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There are some wonderful examples on the various walls of Paris -- did you find some while you were there? There's a gorgeously grinning chat in the 7th. . . .I have a photo of it here: http://materfamiliasreads.blogspot.ca/2009/04/muriel-barberys-elegance-of-hedgehog.html
I dig it!
I think it's splendid - and I have to say, it's muchbetter than Mrs G's blue-eyed Siamese paint-by-numbers. This is actually art!
It's wonderful!
Aw, don't be mean on Mrs. G's Siamese cat!! ;-)
I'm all for adding to the collection of Vernacular Cat Art.
Its wonderful! And a very FRENCH cat!
I love this!!!!
This is my kind of Kitty Gigantica. I think it's the eyes of Mrs. G's cat that make me nervous.
I'm going to volunteer to curate our online cat art museum as I seem to have the most ... how shall I put it? The most cat stuff.
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