I love cats.
Naturally a book entitled Shakespeare Cats is going to catch my eye. Susan Herbert took scenes from some of Shakespeare's most famous plays...and recast the rolls with cats! It is really adorable! Here are some of my favorite images from the book. I was able to scan some of the images myself...until my scanner decided to take a vacation and I had to go in search of some of the others on the internet. Once I get the technology up and running again I will upload some more of these adorable pictures! Enjoy!
Check back tomorrow for "cats in history!"
"Oh pussy cat, oh pussy cat, wherefore art thou pussy cat?"
Probably one of my favorites.
A cat nap?
"Go get some water and wash this filthy witness from your hand."
"Remember who commended thy yellow stockings..."
Malvolio and Olivia
"Come sit upon this kitty bed..."
Titania and Bottom
"We few, we happy few, we band of tomcats..."
"There's catnip, that's for remembrance."
"Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!"
King Lear
"But if I gave my wife a catnip mouse -"
Iago to Othello
Cleopatra
Probably one of my favorites.
A cat nap?
"Go get some water and wash this filthy witness from your hand."
"Remember who commended thy yellow stockings..."
Malvolio and Olivia
"Come sit upon this kitty bed..."
Titania and Bottom
"We few, we happy few, we band of tomcats..."
"There's catnip, that's for remembrance."
"Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!"
King Lear
"But if I gave my wife a catnip mouse -"
Iago to Othello
Cleopatra
Oh, that is too cute!!
ReplyDeleteThese are very cute, thanks for sharing. I love kitties too :)
ReplyDeleteLOL at the cat pics. Thanks for posting the graphic to my Tudor Mania Challenge, it's coming up soon!
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