This ceramic kitty has been in my Mom’s house since I gave it to her when I was in High School.
Mom rotated through objets d’art, and for some reason not readily apparent to me she had it in her basement on a shelf for the last 2 or 3 decades.
I brought it to Colorado to put in my own home when I realized that my entire adult life I’d been living under an assumed identity as an artist.
My friend Dennis Brooks graduated a year after me, in ’74. Mom always thought I did it, and now I wonder how many years I thought that too.
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Allee Willis
Love the mistaken identity business of the artist. Especially because the cat was done so neatly. Well, your talents just lay in different areas. However you’re daddy to the kitty now so take good care of her as if she were your own. Such a nice white glossy finish.
Allee Willis
Your kitty makes a a fitting mate for Denny-by way-of-Snappy-P’s’s kitsch today: https://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2011/08/05/dennys-adventures-in-the-house-of-prudence-july-2011-part-17/comment-page-1/#comment-30125
denny
Damn! I’d kill for that dog statue!
Mark Milligan
It’s a treasure, and someday an heirloom. I wonder how far-fetched the story will get once my grandchildren pass it on.