Medieval Cat Paintings That Perfectly Sum Up 2020
This "cat" is all of us in 2020.
Day ??? of Quarantine ...
"I'm going to use this time at home to finally have that healthy diet!"
Two days later:
Fernando Botero, The Great Cat (Disclaimer: This is Not a Medieval Painting but it's a #Mood)
When you can finally go back outside ...
Fernando Botero, The Cat
Fernando Botero, The Cat
But people don't wear their masks.
*sadly* "Anyway, here's Wonderwall."
Cat Checklist: Very round? Check. Cute li'l paws? Check. A face resembling anything remotely feline? ... We'll get back to you.
What grocery shopping feels like these days.
Honestly, a cat and bird could jetpack past my window and at this point, I wouldn't even bat an eye. #2020
Some of us have found new religion.
Some of us spend all the extra time at home training our cats to help with the housework.
You start to see new meaning even in the most innocent things. Is this just a cat licking its butt? Or is it Ouroboros?
Ha ha did these artists ever see cats
Some of these beg the question if the artist had ever seen a cat. The first one, for example, gives the cat human-looking eyes.
The third picture, with the gigantic yellow tabby on the bed, apparently depicts an ancestor of Buff Cat. He had made the rounds on the internet a couple of years ago: https://www.meowingtons.com/blogs/lolcats/the-internet-is-loving-this-buff-cat.
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