Head of a Cat, 1918, Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo, Netherlands. Detail.
Cats have snuck through art history just as elegantly as through alleyways and sun-dappled windowsills. But can you tell your Post-Impressionist puss from your Symbolist Siamese? In this quiz, we give you a cat—and you must guess the artist who painted it. It’s harder than it sounds. Ready? Let’s pounce in!
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Who painted Girl with a Cat?
Girl with Cat, 1918–1922, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, NY, USA.
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Univ. of New Orleans, Fine Arts and History; Fine Artist, Professional Graphic Designer, Art Historian, Historian, Musician, worked at the New Orleans Museum of Art and MS Museum of Art; learning enthusiast!
