Louis Wain Fact #63:
While superstitions about cats were still quite common in the Victorian era, Wain’s own eccentric beliefs were purely his own. As a matter of fact, he rejected many of the beliefs commonly held by the public. In a 1901 interview with Great Thoughts he says “No, I do not think that because a cat washes her face it will necessarily be a fine day on the morrow. I think they do that merely to complete an electrical circuit.”
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39. "I ALWAYS HAVE MY BATH OUTSIDE THE TUB INSTEAD OF INSIDE WHEN NURSE ISN'T HERE. THEN I DON'T GET WET, YOU SEE, AND THERE ISN'T SO MUCH DANGER OF TAKING COLD!"
Watercolour and bodycolour with pen and ink
18 1/2" x 13 1/4"
Illustrated: 'Catland', published by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd.
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