The Well-Read Cat
My scanner isn't big enough to capture the whole image, so I'll have to describe the rest. The inspiration for this painting is a friend's cat, who really did put herself on the bookshelf, posing as a furry bookend.
The rest of the books on this kitty's reading list are 101 Siamese Kittens (the blue book), The Ninth Life, and Mousing for DUMMIES. I found this kitty's picture on the web--it looks quite a bit like mom's Annie-cat too, which may be one of the reasons it was so fun to paint.
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Posted by: internet marketing eugene | May 3, 2011 4:10 PM
arent cats funny...we had one that walked across the top of the vertical blinds between tops of kitchen cabinets...scared himself knocking them down...bytw are you a liberry lady? Noticed your addy...day job is liberry as they say down sawth
Posted by: Margaret McCarthy Hunt | February 4, 2006 12:16 PM
She does look like my Annie-cat, but Annie's eyes are golden, not green.
Posted by: Mom | April 4, 2005 10:18 PM