Well judging my the human-like features of the face, I’d say this cat is between somewhere between Galileo and Mozart. Animals didn’t lose their human faces until well after the enlightenment era . You see this show up in depictions of all barnyard creatures or otherwise.
Ok. So if it has a cat face: it might be Renaissance or it is newer but it surely isn’t medieval.
The other way around: if it has a human like face it is medieval or Renaissance.
How can I tell the difference?
Well judging my the human-like features of the face, I’d say this cat is between somewhere between Galileo and Mozart. Animals didn’t lose their human faces until well after the enlightenment era . You see this show up in depictions of all barnyard creatures or otherwise.
Ok. So if it has a cat face: it might be Renaissance or it is newer but it surely isn’t medieval.
The other way around: if it has a human like face it is medieval or Renaissance.
Noted.