Monday Matticchio - Fox bracelet

Sunday Safari - Barbagianni

Massimo Caccia

 Alice Melvin

Oiva Toikka, Littala barn owl

Peter Vos

Catherine Ledner

Jan Mankes, 1913, thanks to Huismus 

François-Xavier Lalanne, Oiseau de nuit (grand), 2004

Matt Dangler

Annegert Fuchshuber, Zwei und Mehr

Saverio Polloni

Matt Cipov

Plankton Art Co.

SImona Mulazzani, illustration from Vorrei avere...

Martina Merlini

Dan May, The Witness

Renée Tremi, thanks to Artodyssey

The Shrine

Thanks to my daughter and music connoisseur Michelle for sharing with me 

this beautiful and haunting video for The Shrine/An Argument by Fleet Foxes. 

Directed by the very talented Sean Pecknold, who is also brother of Ryan, 

the band's frontman.

Everybody Must Get Stoned

Instead of our traditional Monday appointment with Franco Matticchio, this week 

we have a special treat: a series of illustrations of cats and stone-throwing mice 

from his children's book based on the lyrics of Ti tirano le pietre,

a famous 1967 Italian song very similar to Dylan's Rainy Day Women 12 & 35.

Sunday Safari - Cat & Mouse

Ulisse Aldovrandi, c. 1580, thanks to Arthur Van Kruining

Carlos Marchiori, illustration from Sally Go Round the Sun, 
thanks to Michael DeForge

Tomek Bogacki

Romain Simon, illustration from Le Cheval à Bascule, 1949

Bruno Munari

Illustration from Fledgling magazine, thanks to 50 Watts

Daty Healy, Cat Tales from Many Lands, 1932, and
Adrienne Adams, Mary's Marvelous Mouse, 1962, thanks to Curio Books

Felttess, Philosopher Cat

Garth Williams, illustrations from The Cricket in Times Square and 
The Kitten Who Thought He Was A Mouse, thanks to my friend Carlotta

Iliane Roels, illustration from The Mouse, 1969, thanks to art.crazed

Janusz Grabianski

Iwona Chmielewska

Ruth Hurlimann, illustration from The Cat and Mouse Who Shared a House 
thanks to The Art of Children's Picture Books

swig - filz felt feutre, Chat et Rat