Author Wanda Gag in the late 1920s with a furry feline friend.

A New Ulm, Minnesota native and Minneapolis College of Art and Design alumni, Gag is best known for writing and illustrating the children's book Millions of Cats in 1928; it remains the oldest American picture book still in print.

'Cats at Window' (you don't say) by U.S artist, Wanda Gag.

The Zoo Keeper by Wanda Gag

Moonlight, 1926.

Wanda Gag, (1893-1946).

Lithograph,signed and dated in penci margin. Printed by George Miller, New York.

Wanda Gág (American, 1893-1946): Rolling Hill with Utility Poles (1928) (via Freeman's)

Cats here, cats there Cats and kittens everywhere Hundreds of cats Thousands of cats Millions and billions and trillions of cats!

Self-Portrait in Dresser Mirror by Wanda Gag

Illustration by Wanda Gág, New Masses, May 1931.

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#repost @keithmaddyart Keith Maddy (Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 1964-). "146 cats, 4 mice, 4 fish, and 1 bird", details and broader view. Collage created for the the Complex Muses exhibit at @artcomplexmuseum Art Complex Museum (Duxbury, Massachusetts, USA), May 18-September 4, 2022, in which several collage artists were invited to respond to works in the museum's collection. Maddy chose Cats at the Window (wood engraving, 1929, printed 1930) by Wanda Gag (USA, 1893-1946). Inspired by Gag's delicacy of line and attention to detail (and love of cats), Maddy sourced images of cats from our popular consciousness and meticulously traced the interior and exterior of figures from vintage children's books and placed them on a base of vintage wallpaper. Maddy is associated with @howardyezerskigallery-blog-blog @howardyezerskigallery and @fenwaystudios.

But before she accepted his hand, she made her intentions firm: “I would marry no man unless he would promise to run the house during my drawing moods and would excuse me from scrubbing floors.”

Winter Garden

The Old One called and cried, and frizzled and fried, but no one heard. That was the end of her, and who cares? ~"Hansel and Gretel" in Tales From Grimm by Wanda Gág

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Countdown to Coven of Chaos: Day 360

Y/N: *reading a book aloud to Wanda*

Wanda: *curled up and asleep in their arms*

Agatha: “This is so cute, my cold dead heart almost can’t handle it”

Y/N: “Yeah, I only got through the first two pages before she passed out”

Agatha: “What are you reading?”

Y/N: “Frankenstein, Wanda said the premise makes her feel at home…”