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Here is Raminou, who belonged to the French painter Suzanne Valadon (1865-1938). He pops up in her work now and again in his kitty life; this is from 1932. I was hoping she had painted him looking at snow or in an otherwise wintry mood, as I'm currently housebound under a sheet of ice and snow 5 inches thick, and looked for something along that theme today. Such was not to be. Instead I'll wish myself into this work, "Raminou and pitcher with carnations," where it's warm and lush (Valadon was good at simple animal lushness) and this fine smug cat needs his chin tickled.
Valadon was a free spirit to be reckoned with. You might find
this short biography interesting.
2 comments:
Raminou looks quite content on that table.
I want a relax garden too!!
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