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A #MewseumMonday reminder that Victorian kids spent their #FourthofJuly being jerks.
Tama the Cat wishes you a happy #MewseumMonday! (Takahashi Hiroaki, 1926)
For your #MewseumMonday, here is Pinturicchio's "The Return of Odysseus."
And a cat who couldn't care less.
Julie Manet with cat, by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
I hope we’re not seeing a strangulation here. #MewseumMonday
Marcello Bacciarelli, portrait of Julia Duhamel.
And one seriously ticked-off cat. #MewseumMonday
Happy Caturday from the Museum of Printing!
This image is from a wonderful donation of woodcuts, linocuts, etchings, prints, ephemera and books by distinguished artist and author Marian Parry of Runcible Press. Her work is slated for future exhibit.
#caturday #mewseummonday
Though he was rather known for tigers and lions, did you know Eugène Delacroix also loved domestic cats? 🐱 ❤️ #Delacroix #art #MewseumMonday
*Lunchtime* A fishmonger and her cat. Murshidabad, c. 1798. British Library, Add Or 1231. #MewseumMonday
#MewseumMonday The strangest things turn up from the Thames. @findsorguk @MuseumofLondon
Cat Statuette intended to contain a mummified cat. Egypt, Ptolemaic period. Fr @metmuseum #MewseumMonday #MuseumCats
Victorian felines wish you a meowy Christmas and a purry New Year! #MewseumMonday @CuratorialCats
Trade card, late 19th century. #mewseummonday @curatorialcats
Hand with a Bowl, and a Cat, 1885, Vincent van Gogh @vangoghmuseum #MewseumMonday