Animals

'<n>It Is My Party</n>' from <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n> (1911). Photo by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n>.

<n>Cat Napping</n> by <n>Clare Turlay Newberry</n>, an illustration from the 1940 book <n>April's Kittens</n>.

<n>Brünnhilde</n> the cat, photographed by <n>Adolph E. Weidhaas</n> in 1936.

A photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from <n>Eulalie Osgood Grover</n>'s 1911 book, "<n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>".

A 1911 photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

<n>A Rabbit's Tea Party</n> (1893), an illustration by <n>Helen Beatrix Potter</n>.

Stretched Canvas Print: Robinson's The Double, 16x12in.

<n>Garden Cat</n>, a painting in the <n>Art Nouveau</n> style attributed to <n>Gustav Klimt</n>.

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Woodblock print 「寒くはないよ」 (It's not cold) by artist <n>Fumi Yanagimoto</n>.

The 1974 album cover for <n>Cher</n>'s '<n>Dark Lady</n>', photographed by <n>Richard Avedon</n>.

<n>Dunce Cat</n> from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n> by <n>Eulalie Osgood Grover</n>.

Cover of the picture book <n>ねこまみれ帳</n> (2016) by artist <n>Miroco Machiko</n>.

<n>The Mouse Trap</n>, a 1911 photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

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