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And now its time to show Sableyes napolitani Squad:





Carlos Parica (I need his TW if anyone know it)






Joao Costa

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Greenjacker, an amazing writer for the Doncopolitan and Bentley Urban Farm.

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Illustration for Metropolitan magazine. Thanks to Rebecca Naylor

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Renoir in his studio in 1914, painting what would be titled 'Tilla Durieux' - it's so interesting seeing Renoir in the process of painting this, I wonder if he knew that over 100 years later it would be sitting in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York?

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is one of our favourite artists at Doncopolitan. He often features in the magazine so pick one up if you like his work!

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Also made a Neopolitan Ice Cream Cookie for the fun of it

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1940s, Cosmopolitan covers Illustrated by Bradshaw Crandell

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Neapolitan ice cream please! Thanks so much for the chance! <3

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The one picture of mine that got stolen and reposted a million times on insta.

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Statue of an Ethiopian Youth
Hellenistic Greece (c. 3rd-2nd Century B.C.E.)
Bronze, 18.29 cm.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
https://t.co/sQmpwHEMCi

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Conal Deeney, another amazing artist who's art was used within issue 25 of Doncopolitan.

https://t.co/Nfo0CMd1pN

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In the 1870s Hampstead residents afraid of the spread of smallpox opposed the location of the Fever Hospital. They suggested a less populous site (in red on map). In 1885 the Metropolitan Asylum Board moved all smallpox patients to hospital ships on the Thames

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