Cats in Art By Alix Paré

Step into a world where whiskers, wonder, and art history collide! Cats in Art is a captivating, curiosity-sparking journey through the feline figures who’ve lounged, prowled, and posed their way across centuries of creativity. Discover how these mysterious muses were once feared as symbols of sin, later adored as icons of independence, and always—always—a source of artistic fascination. From Ancient Egypt’s sacred companions to the mischievous kitties hidden in Medieval paintings to the bohemian studio cats of the 19th century, this beautifully curated volume uncovers the cultural and symbolic meanings behind one of humanity’s favorite creatures.

Featuring masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci, Goya, Renoir, Bonnard, Warhol, and more, this book blends rich visuals with playful timelines, maps, graphs, and irresistible anecdotes that reveal just how deeply cats have scratched their mark into global art history. Whether you're an art lover, a cat devotee, or simply someone who appreciates a good feline mystery, Cats in Art is a delightfully smart, visually lush treasure you’ll want to curl up with—preferably with a purring companion by your side.

Details 

• Hardcover
• 108 pages
• Dimension: 6.6in x 0.7in x 9.4in