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The smallest feline is a masterpiece (Leonardo da Vinci)<br><br>The cat has been a favourite subject of artists across cultures from prehistory until the present day
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Frank Bramley (British, 1857 - 1915) Confidences, 1911 Royal Academy of Arts L'envie Claude Théberge (Canadian, 1934-2008) Le chat noir I
Frank Bramley (British, 1857 - 1915) By the fireside When the blue evening slowly falls (little dog)
Dmitry Kardovsky (Russian, 1866 - 1943) Portrait of Maria Khrushcheva Karl Emil Mücke (German, 1847-1923) Girl with cats
Rudolf Epp (German, 1834-1910) Girl with cat Workshop of Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1724-1805) Sleeping knitter
David Croitor (Romanian, 1958) Terasa, 2022
David Croitor (Romanian, 1958) Cat, 2021
Albin Veselka (American, 1979) In the flower bed
Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Alexander Tyunkin (Ukrainian, 1986)
Norah Neilson Gray (Scottish, 1882-1931) Young woman with cat Alexey Slusar (Ukrainian, 1961) Cats
Federico Oliva (Late 19th Century Spanish painter) Her favourite companions Danuta Muszynska-Zamorska (Polish, 1931)
Erik Freyman (Russian, 1932) City cat September song
Igor Medvedev (Ukraine, 1961) Walk
Igor Medvedev (Ukraine, 1961)
Christopher Nevinson (British, 1889-1946) Le chat, 1900 Cleveland Museum of Art Jean-Francois Millet (French, 1814 - 1875) Le chat a la fenetre, 1857
Karen Hollingsworth (American, 1955) The sleeper Kenne Grégoire (Dutch, 1951) Cat under the table, 2014
Maria Chepeleva, A cat on the battery; 2017 Loui Jover (Australian, 1967) Cat black
Minna Immonen (Finland) Illustrations
Minna Immonen (Finland) Illustrations
Oksana Shapkarina (Russia) Nino Peradze (Georgian, 1955) The girl
Rosario Catino (Italian, 1950) Alimento per la gelosia
Eva Mroczek (Poland) Matilda Urszula Tekieli (Poland, 1979)
Linda Le Kinff (French, 1949) Cat and the lady in the hat Woman in red
Linda Le Kinff (French, 1949) Gestima Lady and black cat
Yutaka Murakami (?) Yutaka Murakami (Japan, 1957)
Takashi Murakami (Japan, 1962) 10-metre artwork Takashi Murakami is a Japanese artist known for blurring the boundary between fine and commercial art. Made of 502 silkscreens, the new work is the largest piece to ever enter the Art Gallery of NSW’s international collection. Murakami calls it a ‘stupid thing’
Soon Y. Warren (born in South Korea, from 1987 in USA) Cat portraits
Wu Chengwei (chinese, 1973) Valerie Lazareva (Ukraine) Gray cat & cherries
Tsolak Shahinyan (Armenian, 1964) Cold water Volodia Popov-Massiaguine (Russia, 1961)