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Rijksmuseum

Dec

Katsushika Hokusai, Library of Congress, Rijksmuseum

Catzilla attacks!

Meanwhile in Japan: Catzilla attacks! It was seen near the Mount Fuji at the masterpiece by Hokusai: If you compare the masterpiece restored by Us to its commonly known version to be seen as prints at the Library of Congress and at Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, you will notice that...

Aug

Bartolomeus van der Helst, Rijksmuseum

Fat Boy and Fat Cat

We, Zarathustra the Cat, are so kind to say Our meow in support of campaign for natural beauty and against models anorexia. If you are not suffering from anorexia, like We don’t suffer from it, did anybody mock at you because of your weight in your childhood ? May be...

Mar

Rijksmuseum, Floris van Dijck

Can Cats Eat Cheese?

Can Cats Eat Cheese? Sure they can, We, Zarathustra the Cat answer on this very important question. Here is the evidence, the original version of the famous Dutch Still Life with Cheeses by Floris van Dijck painted at 17th century: The known version of the masterpiece is to be...

Jun

Rijksmuseum

Flower or Turkey Pie?

Fresh odour of the miracle of nature or seductive smell of the humain’s creation: what will modern enlightened cat choose? We are so gracious in our aspiration to the Beauty: The difficulty of choice between fresh and ephemere flower beauty and not less fresh and ephemere...

May

Rijksmuseum, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn

Opening of the century

Our dear friends, as We are sure you already know that Our beloved Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam re-opened after a renovation in April. For this great opening We, Zarathustra the Cat, also made a renovation of “The Night Watch” by Rembrandt. Now you can see more clearly...

Jan

Rijksmuseum, Evert Collier

The Cat and the CATalogue

They say that cats are very egocentric beings and thus they are subject to vanity. The truth is far from it: it is not vanity; it is just right self-esteem. And of course we, cats like when others also estimate us rightly. We, Zarathustra the Cat were pleased to receive a...

Jan

Adriaen van Utrecht, Rijksmuseum

And where is Russian salad?

Dutch Still Life of the Golden XVII century is a realm of opulence where you seem to find everything you want. It works better if you add a cat to it: Adriaen van Utrecht, Still Life improved by the Cat, 1644 Look how the Cat’s noble presence ameliorates the colors of...

Dec

Rijksmuseum, Jan Steen

Happy New Year for the Merry Family!

We, Zarathustra the Cat, kindly wish to all famillies to have such a great New Year party as the merry family had at the masterpiece of Jan Steen in 1668: And remember: the source of happiness in every house is a cat in it! Thus speaks Zarathustra the Cat BUY THIS ARTWORK...

Jun

Jan Vermeer, Rijksmuseum

Finding Our Milky Way

At this nice and warm Friday evening we choose to go milky way: If you make a comparison of this original version of Vermeer’s masterpiece and

Apr

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, Rijksmuseum

The Cat’s Night Watch

Some weird people think that cats use to falsify Rembrandt’s masterpieces. This is a horrible misunderstanding! We, cats every night watch the museums of the world and struggle against rodents to preserve masterpieces for you, humans: Even more, we cats are used to return...