メトロポリタン美術館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (メトロポリタン美術館Instagram)「Here kitty kitty! 🐱 Internet, rejoice! #InternationalCatDay is here. To celebrate, enjoy a few works from across the Museum—we think that they're cat's meow. 🐈 Need more kitties? Naturally. Head over to the link in bio right meow to explore more fur-midable felines from the #MetCollection. 🎨 Cambodian. Lime Pot in the Shape of Cat, 11th–12th century. Provenance: Nankai, Tokyo, until 2007. 🎨 Walker Evans (American, 1903–1975). [18 Views of Cat and Fire Escapes, New York City], 1940s–50s. © Walker Evans Archive 🎨 Egyptian. Head of a cat, Late Period–Ptolemaic Period (664–30 B.C.). Provenance: Purchased from the Egyptian Government, 1886. 🎨 Peruvian (Moche). Stirrup Spout Bottle with Cat, 4th–7th century. Provenance: Bruno J. Wassermann-San Blas Collection, Buenos Aires, Argentina, acquired by 1938, until 1954; Nathan Cummings, Chicago, 1954–1964. [Image descriptions: 1. A beige pot in the shape of a smiling round cat. 2. A black and white photograph of a black cat perched on a window sill next to a white teacup and saucer. 3. An angled view of a deep metal sculpture of a cat's head. 4. A black ceramic bottle in the shape of a crouched cat. An arc shaped spout rises from the cat's head and back.]」8月9日 0時11分