Julie Manet with the Cat
Every girl dreams about being cuddled by a huge cat! So did Julie Manet, when genius Pierre-Auguste Renoir created her famous portrait.
But at the time her kitty was so small, he was actually a kitten. Julie picked him up him on her knees and, while the artist painted her, she dreamt of how her cat would grow so big to cuddle her like a baby.
We decided to help, arrived at the scene, picked them up and hugged them both, Julie and her kitten.
We cuddled them like little kittens and meanwhile Renoir painted the true version of his famous portrait:
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, The Cat with Julie Manet, 1887
You can see that now, hugged by Our soft paws, Julie is way happier than at the commonly known version to be seen at Musee d’Orsay, Paris, France:
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Julie Manet with Cat, Musee d’Orsay version
A huge ginger cat is a secret of human happiness!
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