Rosina Wachtmeister

Rosina Wachtmeister is an Austrian artist born on June 7, 1939 in Vienna. She grew up in an artistic family and studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna before moving to Rome in 1957. In Italy, she began painting and exhibiting her works in galleries and museums across the country. Wachtmeister is known for her paintings of cats and scenes of everyday life, which are characterized by their brightness and use of bright colors. She has also worked in other mediums such as ceramics, sculpture, and stained glass. Rosina Wachtmeister's cats with crescent-shaped heads have become a signature of her artistic style and have become famous worldwide. These cats, which often appear in her paintings and sculptures, are known for their expressive facial expressions and graceful, supple bodies. Their crescent-shaped heads are a distinctive element of Wachtmeister's work and have contributed to the popularity of her cats among collectors and art enthusiasts. She has created many works featuring these cats in everyday scenes, often in moments of rest or contemplation. In addition to their charming appearance, these cats are also known for their deep symbolism. According to Wachtmeister, they represent peace, harmony, and balance, as well as the ability of man to find beauty in the simple things of life. She continues to paint and exhibit her work worldwide.