#art felin

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#repost @mako-vice @mako_vice (Japan).  I just learned about the work of this manga/anime artist, which appears to include cats from time to time. Thanks to @donatienfrancois for the tip.  

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Hungarian retro porcelain figurines, including dogs and cats.  https://retroporcelanok.blogspot.com/.   Thanks to @paragrafica for the tip. 

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#repost @ben_styer Benjamin L. Styer (Boston, Massachusetts, USA).  Animal representation does not seem to be a big part of this artist’s work, but I am a great fan of these compositions and color choices.    benjaminstyer.com

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#repost @tomsachs Tom Sachs (New York City, 1966- ).  Supercharged, 2019. Synthetic polymer on plywood.   I don’t think that feline representation is very common in this artist’s work, but I was glad to know of this example.  Thanks to @artvademecum for the tip.  

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#repost @philip_hinge Philip Hinge (New York City, b. 1988, Seattle, Washington, USA).    Thanks to @hollycoulis for the tip.  

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#repost @mgxltd Margaux Dewarrat (Switzerland).  These are photos of an installation by Dewarrat and Kaspar Müller (@kasparmuller)  at @alienze_ Alienze art space (Lausanne, Switzerland) entitled “Warum warum ist die Katze krumm” or, why is the cat crooked?  www.alienze.ch   https://kubaparis.com/kaspar-mueller-margaux-dewarrat-warum-warum-ist-die-katze-krumm/

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#repost @mashasomik Masha Somik aka Маша Сомик (Moscow, Russia, 1987-).  This multimedia abstract artist appears to like to draw cheetahs. 

First image is "Святого Гепардика" or Saint Cheetah, risograph print.