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

Pink <n>yeast colonies</n> being overtaken by <n>Aspergillus flavus</n>.

"<n>The birthday cake</n>," a 1914 photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n>.

A scene with <n>Kodama</n> from <n>Hayao Miyazaki</n>'s 1997 film <n>Princess Mononoke</n> for <n>Studio Ghibli</n>.

Poster for the <n>Art Bound Series</n> event featuring artists <n>Charonne</n>, <n>LVCA</n>, and <n>Neech'n</n>.

A sleeping <n>Morgane Teheux</n> with a cat.

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 human microbial culture by <n>N.A. McFall</n> of <n>Well Public Studio</n>, inspired by <n>Hélène Michèle</n>.

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>".

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

<n>Lucky</n> by artist <n>Colin Wilson</n>.

Contact sheet from the <n>Spring LGBTQ+ Photo Club</n> workshop with <n>Photoworks</n> and <n>Photoworks.Lab</n>.

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

<n>Research 05</n>, a textile experiment with new yarns and knits.

Barmy archive reveals how owners dressed up their cats 100 years ago

An advertisement for a <n>Stanley Blacker</n> camel hair blazer, available at <n>Ki Clayton</n>.

The <n>Nameneko</n> (なめ猫), a Japanese pop culture phenomenon from the 1980s.

<n>What’s Delaying My Dinner</n>, a 1905 photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n>.

25 Vintage Cats And Dogs Dressed As People

<n>Buffins</n> the cat, winner of the '<n>Cat with the Most Appealing Expression</n>' title in 1958. Photo by <n>Walter Chandoha</n>.

<n>The Court Jester of Tabbyland</n>, 1915. Photo by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n>.

A 1978 photograph of the cat <n>Sasuke</n> by <n>Masahisa Fukase</n> from his series <n>Sasuke!! Dear Cat</n>.

Writer <n>Izumi Suzuki</n> photographed by <n>Nobuyoshi Araki</n> for the work <n>Shishōsetsu</n>.

The cat <n>Sasuke</n> from <n>Masahisa Fukase</n>'s 1979 photo series <n>Sasuke!! Dear Cat</n>.

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

"Ding, Dong, Bell" from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n> by <n>Eulalie Osgood Grover</n>.

<n>Orchids</n> (1985) by photographer <n>Robert Mapplethorpe</n>.

An artist's self-portrait with their <n>OOTD Painting</n>, a work based on their clothing.

<n>Masahisa Fukase</n>'s cat, <n>Sasuke</n>, from the 1979 photo series <n>Sasuke!! Dear Cat</n>.

Artwork by <n>Philomena Famulok</n>, used as album art for artists including <n>ALIEN NOSEJOB</n> and <n>Celer</n>.

Human microbial culture by <n>N.A. McFall</n> of <n>Well Public Studio</n>, inspired by <n>Hélène Michèle</n>.

A <n>Sheer Pleated Corset Top</n> from <n>JNYLON Studio</n>'s Spring/Summer 2024 collection.

A postcard of a cat named <n>Baby</n>, circa 1900, from the collection of <n>Cats of Yore</n>.