felino

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2013

 

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  • calm respect said:
    this is glorious !!!
  • calm respect said:
    what was it from or for , do you know ?
  • David Pirmann said:
    This proves we have had weird cat pictures since the dawn of photography.
  • KaCey97078 said:
    This is so cute.. Thanks for posting...
  • swanq said:
    [https://www.flickr.com/photos/msdennistleflickrcomphotos] : Judging from the metadata, the photographer registered this for copyright. That's the way the Library of Congress gets much of its content, particularly books -- but it only gets made available online to the general public once it is out of copyright. www.loc.gov/pictures/related/?va=exact&st=gallery&... shows more comical pictures of cats and dogs by this photographer.

Hulda Lundager with her cat and her doll in Mt. Morgan

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  • Zinaida Beaumont said:
    At the time it was really difficult to take a good picture with a cat and a child. Great work.
  • tashapotamus said:
    What a great photo - cats are notoriously hard to take photos of. I wonder if the photographer at the time needed to take more than one?
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Hulda Helene Lundager (b.1888), was one of six daughters of the photographer Jens Hansen Lundager (1853-1930).

    Later in life (1913) Hulda was a music teacher, and then (1922) a nurse at General Hospital, East Street, Ipswich. [1]  

    There's another photo of Hulda with her mom in the State Library of Queensland’s collection on Flickr:

                                                              Mother and daughter, Mathilde and Hulda Lundager, ca. 1892
     
  • erinmonroe said:
    i love that the cat and the girl have identical expressions, LOL
  • tashapotamus said:
    Nicely spotted @fidgetblogs, their mouths are turned down in exactly the same way! It's fantastic!