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Mar

Vincent van Gogh, National London Gallery

The Cat on Van Gogh’s Chair

Today We, Zarathustra the Cat, proudly present Our newest revelation, the true version of the famous Chair by Vincent Van Gogh: The commonly known version of the painting, to be seen at the National Gallery of London, is supposed to be a surrogate portrait, representing the...

Jan

Hieronymus Bosch

Fly away with the Cat

Do you know that cats, beings who walk by themselves, are able to free humans from their world problems? Genius painter Hieronymus Bosch pictured the rescue operation on the right panel of the true version of his famous Triptych of Temptations of St. Anthony: We, cats, are able...

Mar

Vincent van Gogh, MoMA

The Furry Night

Today We, Zarathustra the Cat, present you the newly unveiled true version of Vincent van Gogh’s “The Starry Night», which is better to call “The Furry Night» The artist asked us to pose for the painting in 1889, when we worked on his «Irises» The work was...

Jan

Caspar David Friedrich, Kunsthalle Hamburg

Wanderer and the cat above the sea of fog

Today We, Zarathustra the Cat, unveil the true version of the famous painting “Wanderer above the sea of fog” by German artist Caspar David Friedrich, which has been considered one of the masterpieces of Romanticism and one of its most representative works: The...

Feb

Klimt

Divine love

Divine ginger stripes, the rose of a pink nose, the heavenly soft belly moving subtly: a sleeping cat is the embodiment of supreme love! Gustav Klimt knew this, that is why he invited Us to pose for his Danae: Now you know that when Danae was visited by Zeus, he pretended to be a...

Jan

Prado Museum, Velazquez

Las Meowninas, or Fashon victim

Today We would like you to tell the story which happened once at the court of King Philip IV of Spain in 1656. The genius painter Diego Velazquez prepared a huge easel, his palette, and brushes to create Our portrait to please the king and his wife, Mariana of Austria (to be seen...

May

National London Gallery, Van Gogh Museum, Vincent van Gogh

What if sunflowers are little ginger kittens?

Our dear cat friends, before chewing flowers in your human’s favourite vase, just think for a moment: what if flowers are little kittens? Sunflowers, for example, are ginger kittens: We made this breathtaking discovery while posed to Vincent van Gogh for the original...

Apr

Andy Warhol, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

United colors of cats

Everybody knows the famous series of Andy Warhol’s colorful Marilyn Monroe silkscreen prints. We, Zarathustra the Cat, decided to reveal a secret series of cat prints, made by the great artist and cat lover at the same time. We posed to him with Our tongue out, trying to be...

Jan

Andrew Wyeth, MoMA

Long way home at Christina’s World

Here We are, the two models for the true version of “Christina’s World” by Andrew Wyeth. Do you know that Christina, the subject of this painting, suffered from polio in real life? She couldn’t walk, that is why she looks to her house as to some unachievable dream. So We...

Jan

Jan Vermeer, Mauritshuis

Girl with a Pearl Earring and a Ginger Cat

The very first discovery of this just begun year is the true version of Vermeer’s masterpiece: It’s commonly known version is to be found at the Mauritshuis museum collection But one should shoot a film about the reason why the painting is without the cat there! Happy...

Dec

Lascaux Cave

Fat Cat and Fat Horse – an earliest cave painting discovered!

Everybody knows that the first famous painting in the history of humanity is a horse painting from Lascaux Cave, France But does somebody notice that the horse is actually FAT? Yes, in noble ancient time, when glossy magazines were not yet invented, word “fat” meant...

Dec

National Gallery of Art Washington, Tiziano, Washington, Erarta Museum

Venus’ selfie

Titian is famous for his Venus portraits. One of them, “Venus with a Mirror”, has the nickname “Venus in furs”. No, it is not because of what you are thinking. It is because human memory still keeps in its subconsciousness the true look of Titian’s Venus: Come on, Zarathustra,...