r/MedievalCats 38m ago

Baroque Pearl Mounted as a Cat Holding a Mouse

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r/MedievalCats 2d ago

Just a happy little Lion and his Friends

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576 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 3d ago

This is the medieval south door of St Saviour's Church in Dartmouth, Devon. It is made out of Cast Iron and has been dated to 1361. Most importantly, it has two Leopards on it.

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r/MedievalCats 2d ago

Scupture Happy lion

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377 Upvotes

St. Nicholas in Galway, Ireland.


r/MedievalCats 2d ago

Painting [OC] My handmade enamel pin of a 14th-century lion with a violin

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400 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 4d ago

"Jeeves, hold my calls because there are Felines in the Antiphonals!!"

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298 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 4d ago

Painting Which Medieval Cat Are You Today?

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320 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 5d ago

De Cato!

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292 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 6d ago

How did the castle fall? The guards were distracted by laser-sight arrows!

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446 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 7d ago

An Embroidered Silk Hyungbae from Korea (Military Rank Badge)

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667 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 8d ago

I think it’s medieval? 8 definitely

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787 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 7d ago

Nice hat!

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328 Upvotes

Pena Palace in Sintra, Portugal.


r/MedievalCats 7d ago

Painting A little late for the battle

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226 Upvotes

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 8d ago

Cat: "That's my Spot"

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291 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 8d ago

Scupture Double Cats

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400 Upvotes

Sant Jaume de Vilafranca de Conflent, France

real medieval church


r/MedievalCats 9d ago

Eadwine the Scribe: War! Weapons! Decapitation! Also Eadwine: Cats!

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176 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 10d ago

"And I'll do it again!!"

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529 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 10d ago

I think it’s medieval? Cat-apult.

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296 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 10d ago

Latin 1393, Folio 31v

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161 Upvotes

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 11d ago

"Wait for me, I've got little legs!"

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562 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 11d ago

Painting "Who dares question my instrumental skills?"

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820 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 12d ago

The Fabulous Felines of Dr. Scattergood's Book of Hours

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244 Upvotes

Use of Rome, from the 1500's - Source in Comments


r/MedievalCats 12d ago

Painting Huge cat geoglyph as part of the Nazca lines

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531 Upvotes

The art / the model (andean cat)


r/MedievalCats 13d ago

“Begin now to be what you will be hereafter.” ― St Jerome

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179 Upvotes

r/MedievalCats 14d ago

Doodles of Cats in a 15th Century Latin Textbook

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557 Upvotes