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Rule 2 from The Sad Ghost Club’s Guide to Not Being Sad: Try & Accept Help if You Can.
My Wife’s Lovers, 1891, Carl Kahler
God I hope I am immortalised by my husband for having 40 cats
Fun facts:
- It cost $5,000 in 1888 to have this painting made, which is more than $120,000 in today’s money.
- I say 1888 because it took three years for Kahler to complete, reportedly because he spent most of the time studying and sketching each cat to get a feel for their personality.
- It was painted for Kate Johnson, the title was her husband’s idea though, proving him the most patient and good-humored husband in the history of crazy cat ladies.
- Speaking of cat ladies, the picture actually contains 42 cats. Or more specifically, Mrs. Johnson’s 42 most favorite cats. She had 350 in total.
- It sold at auction via Sotheby’s a few days ago for over $800,000 dollars, vastly more than its $200,000-$300,000 estimate.
- The buyer is a private collector in California.
- Probably someone who really, really likes cats.
- I mean, really likes cats.
Not all girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. Some girls are made of sarcasm and wine and everything is fine.
(via alunit)
A detail of the pink and yellow crystallized ghost cicadas!
Also, I’m going live on periscope in 5 minutes to do a live pixel geode painting! Find me (Tyler_Thrasher)
#periscope #tylerthrasher #cicada #pixel #geode #tulsa
a portrait of the artist as a young woman
aesthetic: rihanna courtside at basketball games
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