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In the city of Brighton, England, during the 1870s, a jolly-looking photographer named Harry Pointer (1822-89) has been taking successful portrait and kitty photos. Nothing special, but he does well enough for himself. Then he realizes that cats are extra funny when they pose, say, on a little bicycle, or on rollerskates (see above); and then he tries out a caption or two. People love them. His cat snaps become a series of "The Brighton Cats." And you may see a bunch of them
here. (Don't use the biographical link on that page - go
here.)
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