They are desired to make themselves at home
McLoughlin Bros · 1858-1920
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Why is this public domain? McLoughlin Bros died in 1920; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic illustration shows anthropomorphic cats in fancy dress gathered around a dining table in a richly furnished room with a carved sideboard holding a decanter and glasses. One cat in a red and yellow dress with a bonnet holds a serving bowl while another in a red coat reaches toward the table. The scene is titled "They are desired to make themselves at home" and was published by McLoughlin Bros in 1871.
