Mrs G. determines to borrow her mistress’ dishes by McLoughlin Bros

Colored print of anthropomorphic cats in a kitchen, one reaching to a shelf of cups while kittens look on.

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Mrs G. determines to borrow her mistress’ dishes, McLoughlin Bros (1871). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print shows anthropomorphic cats in a kitchen, with a cat in a red shawl, blue skirt, and frilled bonnet reaching toward a shelf of cups and plates while two kittens in striped trousers watch. The scene is set on a checkered tile floor beside a dresser. The work is a print by McLoughlin Bros, dated 1871, titled 'Mrs G. determines to borrow her mistress’ dishes.'

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