Edgar Degas' 'Two Dancers on Stage'
Titian's 'Venus of Urbino'
Alfred George Stevens' 'The Bath'
Mary Cassat's 'Breakfast In Bed'
Frederic Leighton's 'Flaming June'
Ford Madox Brown's 'Romeo & Juliet'
Salvador Dali's 'Woman at the Window'
Ingres' 'Grande Odalisque'
John Singer Sargent's 'Repose'
Sir Joshua Reynolds' 'Princess Sophia Matilda of Gloucester'
Joseph Ducreux's self-portrait
John William Waterhouse's 'Echo and Narcissus'
Richard E. Miller's 'Woman in Blue Dress'
Carlo Dolci's 'St. Catherine Reading a Book'
Gerard Hoet's 'Young Man Playing the Flute'
Guido Reni's 'Repentance of St. Peter'
Anton Einsle's 'A Woman Before a Mirror'
George Luks' 'Young Girl with a Doll'
Mariano Fortuny's 'Odalisque'
See 19 cats do their best to re-create these famous paintings
12/5/2012Somebody out there is making the most of an art school degree, collecting pictures of cats vaguely posed in ways to suggest famous paintings — some with better results than others. Thus, a cat lapping in water in a pond becomes "Echo and Narcissus" by John William Waterhouse, and a marmalade cat (bizarrely) soaking calmly in a tub of soapy water is transformed into "The Bath" by Alfred George Stevens. Perhaps best of all is a cat-centric take on Guido Reni's "Repentance of St. Peter" — except for the gray fur, the cat clasping his hands in prayer (or bug-smashing) is a total match.
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