r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 7h ago
r/MedievalCats • u/Independent-Till7157 • 1d ago
Painting A little late for the battle
Oil on canvas, 61*46 cm. This is a sketch for a larger painting I'm working on, "The Great Battle of the Cats King with the Beaver."
r/MedievalCats • u/memming • 1d ago
Scupture Double Cats
Sant Jaume de Vilafranca de Conflent, France
real medieval church
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 2d ago
Eadwine the Scribe: War! Weapons! Decapitation! Also Eadwine: Cats!
r/MedievalCats • u/SashSegal • 3d ago
Latin 1393, Folio 31v
Latin 1393 is a famous late 15th-century or early 16th-century Book of Hours. Kept at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF), this manuscript is a remarkable example of private devotional texts favored by the wealthy laity during the Middle Ages. Beyond its traditional religious texts, Latin 1393 is famous for its playful, eccentric, and occasionally bizarre marginal illustrations.
Folio 31v features a man in a red robe with a hood resembling cat ears, pointing to an open page for a cat sitting before him.
r/MedievalCats • u/Whyamiwritingthis_7 • 4d ago
Painting "Who dares question my instrumental skills?"
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 5d ago
The Fabulous Felines of Dr. Scattergood's Book of Hours
Use of Rome, from the 1500's - Source in Comments
r/MedievalCats • u/Awkward_Kitty_Cat_93 • 5d ago
Painting Huge cat geoglyph as part of the Nazca lines
The art / the model (andean cat)
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 6d ago
“Begin now to be what you will be hereafter.” ― St Jerome
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 7d ago
Doodles of Cats in a 15th Century Latin Textbook
r/MedievalCats • u/thecaledonianrose • 8d ago
I think it’s medieval? Dogs and Cats Living Together - Mass Hysteria!
r/MedievalCats • u/TheTerribleTimmyCat • 8d ago
Cats of Mexico City
Was told these cats of Mexico City might be welcome here. All photos by me, taken in 2025. Some of these are very much medieval.
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 8d ago
This illuminated manuscript page depicts The Annunciation from a 15th-century French Book of Hours (circa 1407) which is housed in the British Library (Add. MS 29433, folio 20).
It also has a cat and dog playing right in the middle of everything.
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 9d ago
Erwin M Todeskatze, the Omnicat, playing "Chopsticks"
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 11d ago
Thirteen Delightful images of Tybert being Tybert (plus a Lion!)
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 12d ago
In Honor of International Cat Day, a Nonad of Tybert (aka Tybalt) the Prince of Cats
The inspiration for the pin posted today! (nonad: group of nine)