The Cat, anonymous, mid-nineteenth century,
Edgar W. & Bernice C. Garbisch Collection, America
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This page is the
opposite of the Cat "Stealing" page. Here the cats
are hunting for themselves. Also please notice that the top painting is
in the style called 'primitive painting'. Judge for yourself: which is
more primitive,
Piccaso or this? All three pictures
are anonymous. In the top one (called The Cat) the artist seems
to have exaggerated the head of the cat and then eschewed the body. The
bottom left one (called
A Cat Among Birds) depicts a feline staring
intently at various birds and small animals. The bottom right one shows
a cat as it is about to pounce on an unsuspecting robber. These are good
images that show us as creatures of duty and independence as we protect
humans from the harassers of the animal world. |
A Cat Among Birds, anonymous, early eighteenth century Ruthland
Gallery, London
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Anonymous, Gavin Graham Gallery, London
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