A red cat relaxing in an Italian restaurant in the heart of Amsterdam
A red cat relaxing in an Italian restaurant in the heart of Amsterdam
Cat meets tourist
Cat meets tourist
Cat keeping a knitting girl company
Cat keeping a knitting girl company
A sweet Amsterdam cat, wearing his little GPS tag, sits comfortably beside his friend, a cat-shaped watering can.
A sweet Amsterdam cat, wearing his little GPS tag, sits comfortably beside his friend, a cat-shaped watering can.
NEXT TO THE CAT ON THE WALL lies what appears to be the photographer Van der Chijs’ coat. I imagine he first stopped to pet her, then realised he should photograph her, put down his coat, and got to work. The flirting cat was surely rewarded with a few strokes (and perhaps a head bunt).
NEXT TO THE CAT ON THE WALL lies what appears to be the photographer Van der Chijs’ coat. I imagine he first stopped to pet her, then realised he should photograph her, put down his coat, and got to work. The flirting cat was surely rewarded with a few strokes (and perhaps a head bunt).
Circa 1940.
Circa 1940.
Woman in traditional Dutch (Zeeland) costume holding a cat
Woman in traditional Dutch (Zeeland) costume holding a cat
Cat feeds at least three kittens, hero!
Cat feeds at least three kittens, hero!
Archive of Drenthe, The Netherlands
Two sisters sit behind their family home. The cat—paws almost seeming to light up—sits comfortably between them on a stool (or throne) covered with a Persian rug.
Archive of Drenthe, The Netherlands
Two sisters sit behind their family home. The cat—paws almost seeming to light up—sits comfortably between them on a stool (or throne) covered with a Persian rug.
A happy cat in what seems to be an uncomfortable pose. The woman holding the cat has more reason to be happy (with such a cat!), but, oddly, seems not.
A happy cat in what seems to be an uncomfortable pose. The woman holding the cat has more reason to be happy (with such a cat!), but, oddly, seems not.
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“I love cats because I enjoy my home; and little by little, they become its visible soul.” — Jean Cocteau
“I love cats because I enjoy my home; and little by little, they become its visible soul.” — Jean Cocteau
SHIP’S CAT
SHIP’S CAT
1937
Cat on a windowsill. Someone (perhaps the photographer) seemingly admiring the cat (who is indeed very worthy of admiration), is reflected in the window.
1937
Cat on a windowsill. Someone (perhaps the photographer) seemingly admiring the cat (who is indeed very worthy of admiration), is reflected in the window.
A remarkable picture blurring the line between photography and painting.
A remarkable picture blurring the line between photography and painting.