We had already told you about the cats who don’t give a damn about our gifts and there are countless good reasons not to have cats. However, we greatly appreciate this thread which shows us how everything was written from the beginning: many historical paintings show us in fact how much cats are originally bastards.
1. The clothes eater
Two young women wrapped in a Yukata after a bath (1796) Utamaro Kitagawa
2. The Brothel Maker
Mischief (1858), Newbold Hough Trotter.
3. The simple pleasures of life to make your masters suffer
Be witnesses of my deeds (1883) Joseph Bishop Pratt
4. Fucking up the sweat of the sweaty human work
La fille de Dainagon Yukinari a son bureau (1842) Utagawa Kuniyoshi
5. Lots of hate and violence in this little animal
The Angora Cat (1783) by Jean-Honoré Fragonard
6. Hell’s Paws
cat games, Henriette Ronner-Knip
7. Not only do they piss off humans, but they also piss off crawfish
Two young cats playing with a crayfish basketJulius Anton Adam.
8. Still So Vicious
A woman and two cats (1854) Utagawa Kuniyoshi
9. A great classic among the classics
The broken vase (1913) Ludwig Strimpl
10. This poor woman trying to knit a sweater
11. This cat who bravely protects this courtesan from her own mail
12. The typing cat encrusts it on your breakfast table
Still Life with Green Soup (1972), Fernando Botero
13. The title of the painting is particularly eloquent
My wife’s lovers (1891) Carl Kahler
14. Ok this cat hasn’t done anything but frankly doesn’t he have a bad face?
Pierre Bonnard he is nice but he is not so Bonnard in painting I tell you.
Yes, yes, I assure you
