These Cat Paintings Have Seriously Taken Over History

Here's a chill scene: a woman and her trusty cat hanging out in perfect harmony. Classic vibes by Peter Harskamp.

This cat’s got the window seat and the perfect daydreaming spot. Antonio Guzman Capel nailed the cozy look.

Triple trouble! Three sleek black cats hanging out together, thanks to Carl Karhler’s mysterious flair.

Not just humans can be a couple – this one's got a cat buddy included. Inessa Morozova kept it simple and sweet.

A mystical cat takes the spotlight in Shou Xin’s colorful artwork. You gotta love the style.

Two pals: a young girl and her cat, captured by Cecilia Beaux with all the charm you’d expect.

Adventure calls! This one’s called “Straight on Till Morning,” and the cat looks ready for action.

Fancy French cats hanging out in some classic 1700s style paintings. Très magnifique!

Mom’s got her gang all snuggled up. This mom cat scene is pure warmth from Henriëtte Ronner-Knip.

A touching tribute to moms everywhere, featuring a human and her cat by Sarah Fox-Davies.

Mystery art alert! We don’t know who painted this cat scene from the 1600s, but it’s got major old-school charm.

Back in the 1800s, this lady knew her cat was the real MVP. Classic French painting vibes here.

Cats having a wild party? Yup. Louis Wain’s 1939 painting is like the OG cat house party.

Renoir captured a peaceful girl and her cat in 1880. This one’s the art world’s version of a nap alert.

This kitty means business! A medieval cat ready to conquer, straight from 15th century England.

Daniel Arthur serves up cats with style and a splash of fun. This one’s a keeper.

Francis-Marie Martinez de Picabia’s cat art is full of mystery and flair. Definitely a cool feline fan.

This cat is soaking up the summer vibes in a flowery meadow under the sun - Bruno Liljefors style.

A chill cat enjoying some yard time, painted by Olga Kvasha from Ukraine.

Who needs humans when cats throw a Christmas party? Louis Wain’s 1910 masterpiece shows felines having a jolly good time.

Maya Perez’s cat art is bright, bold, and full of personality. You'll wanna stare at these cats all day!

A mysterious cat and a tomato walk into Japan in 1931. Seriously, this painting rocks the old-school vibe.

Vanessa Stockard paints cats with heart and soul. This one’s a perfect little moment frozen in art.

Bow down! The Cat King is here, reigning supreme from the 1400s in Germany.

Picture a Roman tavern, cozy vibes, and a cat curiously hanging around. That’s Carl Bloch’s scene right there.

When spring’s on the way, even cats take notice! This one by Volodymyr Kornev totally captures that vibe.

Torn between options, this cat is having a real tough day - Ricky Way painted this slice of feline drama.

This mysterious night-loving cat prowls the dark streets thanks to Dillon Samuelson’s moody brushwork.

Michael Sowa brings cats to life with fun and whimsy. These artworks are just plain delightful.

Vicky Mount’s cats have style for days - check out her colorful and classy felines right here.

A girl, a cat, and a dog walk into an 1830 painting. What a trio! This one’s by Ammi Phillips.

Catch this girl and her snoozing cat from 1890 France, painted by Jean Leon Basile Perrault.

Kids and a cat cozying up together? Signed, sealed, delivered by Dirck Hals in 1631.

A moody, mysterious kitty moment captured by Owen Smith in 2012. Drama levels: high.

Tocoro Comugi keeps things unique and artsy with cool cat creations anyone could stare at for hours.

A quick peek at a cat and an ankle. Because why not? Carol Wilson makes casual cool.

Nina’s chilling with her cats in this 1927 painting. Munter’s got the cozy vibes down.

Miroco Machico brings a feline giant to life with bold colors and big personality.

Ever seen cats play cards? Paul Cézanne shows us how it’s done with style and a little mystery.

This charming kitty can melt hearts nationwide, painted by Léon Charles Huber.

Alison Friend’s cats make the scene with flair and fun. You won’t wanna look away!

Japanese artist Nanaki Jun conjures up the coolest cats with charm and magic in each stroke.

Here’s a cat named Raminou, vibing in 1920 thanks to Suzanne Valadon’s paintbrush magic.

Bookworms unite! This kitten is all ears - and whiskers - thanks to Debra Hall.

Cats versus fish? Volodymyr Kornev nailed the tension in this cool Ukrainian painting.

In 1984, Pierre Bonnard painted this fancy white cat chilling in French museum style.

Matching blue vibes and two cats? Yes please. Check out this cool duo.

Back in 1910, Franz Mark was painting cats that were ahead of their time. Bold and beautiful!

Ricky Way paints cats with attitude and soul. Here’s a peek into his feline world.

Vicky Mount’s signature style shines through with these colorful cat portraits.

Step into a whimsical cat universe with Regina Shadhan’s colorful and playful painting.

Magrit Selska brings vibrant Ukrainian flair to her fabulous feline paintings.

Iren Krasiuk’s Cat Marysia is like your perfect artsy buddy: cute, cool, and impossible to ignore.

Romaine Brooks gave us a mysterious lady and her cat in 1924 that’s all class and secrets.

A lovely portrait featuring Pierre Loti and his beloved cat, painted by Henri Rousseau in 1891.

Franz Mark paints cats rocking 1909 with style and a splash of cubism.

Step back to 1910 and check out August Macke’s stylish cat paintings.

Italy’s Franco Matticchio gave this cat a majestic glow in 1957. It’s big, bold, and beautiful.

Imagine a warm fire, a comfy chair, and a chill cat - Stephen Darbishire made this dream scene real.

Oleksandr Yanuta brings Ukrainian street cats to life in colorful, quirky styles.

This cat’s got the perfect room with a view. Stephanie Lambourne captures cozy elegance.

Peter Klucik paints cats in style, capturing their playful and mysterious sides.

Franco Gentilini makes cats look cool and artsy, with classic Italian vibes.

More from Lambourne, with colorful cats that look like they’d talk to you if they could.

A party on ice? Wain’s 1898 'Tabby Toboggan Club' shows cats sliding into winter fun.

Lee Kaplan brings coolness and cats together in colorful harmony. Reminds you of a sunny afternoon.

Another Macke masterpiece from 1912 with a cat that’s as bold as it is cool.

Fernando Botero’s 1972 painting spices things up with a green soup and some feline presence. Weird but wonderful!