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1493 Woodcut in Ulrich molitor – The lamiis et phitonicis mulieribus/ ‘von dem Unholden’: male witch rides on a cat.

u/a_karma_sardine — 1 day ago
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Knight and the Girlgoyle

Just finished this custom medieval cat kidney bag for a customer; cat tax of the models and the medieval cats I based the drawings off of are included! I'm really pleased with how it turned out and how the leather lacing connecting the flaps looks! :)

u/KamaliKamKam — 2 days ago
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This artwork is a Mughal miniature painting titled "Solomon Takes Advice from the Animals" from a manuscript of the Anvar-i Suhayli (Lights of Canopus).It was created around 1595 by the artist Dhanu.

u/igneousink — 2 days ago
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"When you said you were going to show me your Roots I thought you meant metaphorically, not literally and furthermore when did you start gardening? You got any catnip?"

u/igneousink — 4 days ago
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when your cat does something silly but then plays it cool

irl example: my cat just overshot her new cat tree while jumping from the couch & is now pointedly looking away from me as if to say "you saw NOTHING!"

u/igneousink — 5 days ago
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Cat bags. :)

I'm a leather crafter, and I've been making a series of medieval marginalia/illumination bags. I also take pictures of people's pets and carve and paint them as medieval cats. I wanted to share them with fellow medieval cat enjoyers. :)

u/KamaliKamKam — 12 days ago
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Baroque Pearls: Nature's Little Weirdos. Let's Revisit My Favorite Roundup Of Strange Little Guys!

This includes other creatures too, but the last cat creature qualifies I think

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u/Ok_Aioli1990 — 9 days ago