The burning issues of our days

Sep

Cats on Moon

When you think about the first-ever Moon landing, did you ever guess what had Apollo 11 astronauts seen on Moon? We, Zarathustra the Cat, were there and have an answer. Today We reveal X-files hidden by NASA Now you have a look: That’s why Neil Armstrong said “One...

Jul

Art Institute of Chicago, , Edward Hopper

What is your isolation index?

What is your isolation index, if measured by Edward Hopper’s masterpiece “Nighthawks and Nightcat”? Is it like on the true version, that We, Zarathustra the Cat, proudly presented to you earlier : If yes, please comment “1” Or it is like on the...

Apr

Leonardo da Vinci, Louvre

The Saviors of the World

The events of the last two months led Us, Zarathustra the Cat, to the significant discovery in the history of art: the true look and the true meaning of the enigmatic “Salvator Mundi” by Leonardo da Vinci. We dedicate Our work to the real saviors of the world today,...

Mar

Vincent van Gogh

Terrace of a cafe at night during quarantine visited by giant cats

Everybody remember how lively looked the terrace of a cafe on the Place du Forum in Arles, France, when Van Gogh painted it in 1888. The place still exists nowadays, but We be it looks like this during quarantine days and nights: The giant cats strolling in the empty city are...

Mar

Working from home

Dear friends, a challenge that humanity faces nowadays is working from home Look how we helped young Cicero in making his studies in his safe and isolated place: The cozy scene was pictured in the fresco by Vincenzo Foppa, the leading Lombard master of the quattrocento period, to...

Mar

The story of St.Gertrude, patron saint of cats

Do you know that today, the 17th of March, is the day of St.Gertrude of Nivelles, patron saint of cats? Here we are, St.Gertrude herself and cats Zarathustra and David Bowie captured in stained glass: “Dear patron saint, do you have enough shrimps for your angel?”...

Feb

architecture

Why does the leaning Tower of Pisa lean

After having improved lots of famous paintings, We Zarathustra the Cat, decided to improve the masterpieces of world architecture. Here is the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. You see, it became iconic because of Our impact Nothing is better for an enlightened cat than a good cheek...

Jul

René Magritte

Breaking news: the anger of gods at the summit!

Belgian genius Rene Magritte foresaw Our noble appearance at G20 summit (thus it turned to be G21) when he painted the true version of his “The Anger of Gods”: Here is the most important participants’ faces close-up: We guess it is much more clear what is...

Jun

Peter Paul Rubens, Hermitage Museum

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, in a period of Covfefe

It happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, in a period of Covfefe. We, Zarathustra the Cat, was asked by a young scientist from Harvard to improve by Our precious self both famous paintings and world leadership. We passed about a month in Our historical research, and...

Mar

Fat Cat Art book

Fat Cat Art book is coming in Japan!

We, Zarathustra the Cat, are so happy to announce that Our book is coming in Japan at 1st of April 2017! No, this is not the Day of April Fools’ joke, you can order the book at Amazon.co.jp right meow! So, from this moment on, our book is on sale in 4 languages: First of...

Dec

Utagawa Kuniyoshi

The Giant Snow Cat

Happy New Year! Be happy, healthy and wealthy and serve well to your cats! What will you do to please your cat today? Will you give your cat a bowl full of tasty shrimps? Or suggest him to play a leapfrog? Or, like these Japanese girls who make a joke for their Sumo cat,...

Sep

Fat Cat Art book: the celebration of the Cat and Art

Have a look at Our book “FAT CAT ART: Famous Masterpieces Improved by a Ginger Cat with Attitude” published by Penguin Random House USA and on sale worldwide! The book has more than 300 pages, containing 150 pictures and Our reflections about the main thing in the world –...