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Cat and Mouse |
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| I would never have noticed
them if my friend Marlous had shown them to me: the little cat and mouse on two houses
on the Herengracht. (Their numbers are somewhere in the odd 390's.) You
will find them on the stretch between the Huidenstraat and
Beulingstraat,
or, if you prefer another indication: opposite the Biblical
Museum, to the left and right of the small canal that
connects the
Herengracht and the Singel.
Who made them, I do not known. They can be a twentieth-century addition to an old house, but on the other hand, this is exactly the type of joke that artists of all ages have made. Feel free to write me if you know the answer. |
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Here is the cat... | ||||||
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... and here is the
little mouse on the opposite house.
Mice are small, and the cat is not too visible either, so here is a little help. |
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Jona Lendering for Livius.Org, 2006 Revision: 17 April 2006 |
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