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A catte c. 1569-84 (embroidered canvas panel)

A catte c. 1569-84 (embroidered canvas panel)
16th-century
animal
cat
tapestry
needlework
stitched
embroidery
cross-stich
mouse
cross
16th-century
animal
cat
tapestry
needlework
stitched
embroidery
cross-stich
mouse
cross
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A catte c. 1569-84 (embroidered canvas panel)

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Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-87) / Scottish
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Royal Collection Trust

Medium

embroidered canvas panel

Date

1569 AD - 1584 AD (C16th AD)

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29.5x29.5 cms

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This embroidered panel, of cruciform shape, depicting a ginger cat with a mouse on a chequered floor, bearing the cipher of Mary, Queen of Scots. The figure of the cat is taken from a woodcut in Icones Animalium by Conrad Gesner, an illustrated natural history book published in Zurich in 1555. It has been suggested that in this panel the Queen was alluding to herself as the mouse and Queen Elizabeth as the

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Royal Collection Trust / © His Majesty King Charles III, 2025 / Bridgeman Images

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Largest available format 4303 × 4243 px 30 MB
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Medium 1024 × 1010 px 87 × 86 mm 1.7 MB

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