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George Moore Encounters a Cat
19 July 1902
Ink on paper
(Image forthcoming)
Inscribed: “There’s a sweet little Cherub who sits up aloft watching over the life of Poor Jack.” One of Moore’s melodies. This is an approximate quotation of Poor Jack, a poem by Charles Dibdin (1745-1814).
George Moore full-length partially obscured behind a door on the right side of the picture, his right hand raised and gesturing towards a cat seated on the ground outside. George is known to have favored cats as pets.
Published in Adrian Frasier, George Moore 1892-1933 (2000), page 318. Owned by the Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin.

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