Two Scarce Folk Magic Specimens of a Mummified Cat & Mouse c.1750; 4 Henrietta Street, Dublin 1, Ireland sub-Art & Sculpture usually as central figures surrounded

usually as central figures surrounded

the whole a copy of Sir Edwin Landseer’s 'Dignity and Impudence' of 1839 with the west highland terrier ‘scratch’ omitted from the composition

Mickey is able to embody both the states of the Jewish inmate and the American outsider

and indeed works of art

Two Scarce Folk Magic Specimens of a Mummified Cat & Mouse c.1750; 4 Henrietta Street, Dublin 1, Ireland sub-Art & Sculpture usually as central figures surroundedOrigin: Irish Period: George II Provenance: 4 Henrietta Street, Dublin 1, Ireland Date: c. 1750 The Cat: 14 l x 8 d x 2. 5 h The Mouse: 7. 5 l x 3 d x 0. 75 h The well preserved mummified or dried specimens of a domestic cat and field mouse, each fully intact and with some remaining teeth, whiskers and claws, having been discovered under the stairs of 4 Henrietta Street, Dublin 1, Ireland, with accompanying violin case, the wholes surviving from the