Cat Collection (page 10)

Cat Flea Powder
An unsuspecting cat is stroked and lulled into a false sense of security on a cushion before being dowsed in flea powder!

Cheetah, Namibia, Africa

Man in the Kitchen C1905
Letting your husband loose in the kitchen can be very risky; here, a pot boils over, eggshells litter the floor, and the cat laps spilt milk

Girl Minds Baby 1888
A little girl minds the baby and shells peas at the same time

Girl Peels Potatoes 1878
A little girl sits in the kitchen peeling potatoes, while the cat watches her

Girl Finds Kittens 1905
A little girl finds some newborn kittens in a hayloft. Date: 1905

White Persian Cat, 1877
A white Persian cat outdoors

Injured Cat
A veterinary surgeon holding a cat at the Cats Hospital, Hampstead, London

Egyptian Cat Goddess

Dog and Cat Reading
A puppy and a kitten reading a story book together

Couple Take Tea 1875
A young couple take an evening cup of tea together while the cat sleeps contendedly on the mat

Children Cat Dog
Two French children pose with a very large dog - very likely a Newfoundland. The girl sits with a book

Whittington (Benoist)
SIR RICHARD (DICK) WHITTINGTON Merchant, Lord Mayor of London and cat-lover

Cat and kitten with pudding on a cutout Christmas card
Black cat and kitten with pudding on a cutout Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Two tabby kittens, age 6 weeks

Black-and-white kitten standing, against white background DIGITALLY ENHANCED

Maine Coon kitten, 7 weeks, against white background

Black-and-white kitten sitting, against white background

Blue British Shorthair kitten standing

Grey tabby kitten

Cat with Kittens, Henriette Ronner, 1844

Domestic Cat, ginger tabby, adult male, sleeping, close-up of head, England, march

Leopard (Panthera pardus) adult, laying on branch, Samburu, Kenya

Cuddling pussy - Young girl in the garden giving the cat a hug. Artist: Millicent Sowerby Date: circa 1920

RF- Fluffy black kitten, age 10 weeks

RF - Brown tabby kitten, age 6 weeks

Blue British Shorthair kitten sitting

Asian leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) captive, occurs in South East Asia

Domestic cat kittens, age 3 weeks, in garden, France

Black-and-white kitten, Solo, 7 weeks, lying on his side

Tabby kitten, 6 weeks, standing

RF- Ragdoll kitten, 10 weeks, sitting

Tabby kitten, Smudge, 8 weeks, walking

Blue eyed tabby and white Siberian cross kitten, age 13 weeks

Ginger and white kitten looking at camera

Black-and-white kitten sitting, against white background

RF - Snow leopard (Panthera uncia) cub age three months, captive

Lioness in Lake Nakuru national park, Kenya

lion cub with mother in the Maasaimara, kenya

A pair of lions in the maasaimara, kenya

Lioness drinking on top of a rock in the Maasaimara, Kenya

Africa, Namibia, Okonjima nature reserve. Leopard during a Leopard tour.

Africa, Namibia. Solitaire area. A cheetah portrait

Africa, Namibia. Solitaire area. A cheetah

Gotokuji temple near Tokyo, Japan - home to thousands of manekineko cat statues

Gotokuji temple near Tokyo, Japan - home to thousands of manekineko cat statues

Africa, Zambia, South Luangwa National Park. Close up of a young lion playing with a stick

Africa, Zambia, South Luangwa National Park. Close up of a young lion in his family

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"Unleashing the Feline Revolution: A Glimpse into the World of Cats" In a groundbreaking moment, Ms. Magazine made its debut in spring 1972, featuring a captivating cover that showcased the power and grace of women through an image of a suffragette cat scratch and fighting against police oppression. This iconic representation symbolized the strength and determination of women's rights activists. Louis Wain, renowned for his whimsical illustrations, brought joy to many with his masterpiece "A Cat's Christmas Dance. " The enchanting artwork depicted felines gracefully twirling amidst festive decorations, spreading holiday cheer to all who beheld it. Mrs. Tabitha's Cat Academy by Louis Wain was another testament to his artistic brilliance. Through vibrant strokes of color, he captured the elegance and intelligence of these majestic creatures while showcasing their ability to learn and thrive under Mrs. Tabitha's guidance. "The Cat that Walked by Himself" is a timeless tale from Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories collection. It tells the story of an independent feline who refuses to be tamed or owned by anyone but himself - embodying the free spirit that they are known for. The Suffragette Cat In Hat proudly waved her flag as she fought alongside brave women during their battle for equality. Her presence on this journey symbolized unity and resilience in breaking societal barriers. A Blue British Shorthair cat lying on his back exuded tranquility and contentment - reminding us how cats effortlessly find solace in even the simplest moments. Peter the Cat, yet another creation by Louis Wain, enchanted readers with his mischievous adventures filled with humor and charm. His escapades provided endless entertainment while highlighting cats' playful nature. William McLaren masterfully illustrated Sir Gawain and The Green Knight – an epic poem steeped in medieval folklore where honor meets supernatural challenges – bringing forth imagery that captivated readers' imaginations.