A big "Calico Cat" sculpture stood in front of the John Natsoulas Gallery at 521 1st Street in Davis, California.

The rear end of the "Calico Cat" sculpture almost touched the windows of the building in front of which it stood.

The "Calico Cat" sculpture stood inside a decorative wall. The wall's design was created through a mosaic of small tiles.

The face of the "Calico Cat" sculpture captured in a closer view. Notice its huge stiff whiskers and its wicked eye. The cat, just like the fence, was decorated in a mosaic of small tiles.

The right front foot of the "Calico Cat" sculpture stood inside the fence. The foot was massive and resembles a cow's hoof rather than a cat's paw.

The front porch of the building laid in shade under the body of the "Calico Cat" sculpture. Note the perpetually shaded bench.

A filthy sign identified the "Calico Cat" sculpture, it's lead artist, "John Natsoulas" and a list of others that also worked to create this sculpture.

The "Calico Cat" seen from a distance, which showed its relationship to the surrounding neighborhood.