At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

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At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

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Seals have always evoked emotion. At the turn of XIX and XX centuries, photographers have realized this and have started to use cats and kittens as props, and how the main characters of photography. It is particularly fond of these four photographers.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Harry pointer — the man who invented to remove the seals. In the photo he is with his cats.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Photo from the pointer's "Brighton Cats".

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Jesse Tarbox Beals — the first woman photographer, whose works were published. She also loved to shoot seals.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Beals and his cat.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Cat with a hangover. Jesse Tarbox Beals.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Arnold Gent — another new York photographer. His Studio there lived a cat Buzzer. In the photo — miss Ann Murdock with Bazzera.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Gent liked the natural photos and used cat in order to relax the models. Girl with Bazzera, 1913.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

Harry Whittier Vries specialised in staging photos for postcards.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

"Hungry" company, Harry Whittier Vries.

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

"The cake for the birthday".

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

A "chef".

At the beginning of the XX century the Internet was not there, but was really into the lion

"Express".

Keywords: Cats | Cat | Retro

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