My ginger cat Zarathustra is known for his ability to improve famous paintings. I am just a humble assistant to His Furry Majesty, who kindly allows me to use all my painting, photography and Photoshop skills to insert his precious images into masterpieces of renowned artists of the past.
Together we revisited more than 150 paintings and wrote a book “Fat Cat Art: Famous Masterpieces Improved by a Ginger Cat with Attitude” that appeared in English, Chinese and Korean, and Japanese edition is coming soon. And we keep working on new pieces!
Zarathustra the Cat’s apparitions at famous scenes give new meanings to the iconic works of art and you can see familiar stories from an absolutely different point of view.
Here are some new adventures of Zarathustra the cat in the history of art!
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Ivan Argunov, Portrait Of An Unknown Woman In Russian Costume And A Well-known Cat In A Vet Collar
Johannes Vermeer, Girl With A Pearl Earring And A Ginger Cat
Pieter Bruegel The Elder, The Tower Of Babel, Fixed By Cats, Diptych, Part 1
Diego Velazquez, Las Meowninas, Or Fashion Victim (feat. Ceiling Cat)
Pieter Bruegel The Elder, The Tower Of Babel, Fixed By Cats, Diptych, Part 2
William-adolphe Bouguereau, The Abduction Of Psyche And The Fat Cat
Pierre-august Renoir, The Cat With Julie Manet With A Cat
Pieter Claesz Heda, Still Life With A Turkey Pie And The Cat
