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! It's lovely Phoe for ! I love her design so much! ♥

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my piece for 💖💖
BUZZ BUZZ 🐝!!!

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Spring exchange piece for
It was a lot of fun to paint and your OCs are too precious.

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My piece for !!!! 💐💐💐

Thank you again to hosting such a cool event !! 💗

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Here's my of Vi for darkerpersnicketer on dA! I had fun drawing him 8D. Thanks for hosting!)#TeamBunny

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my piece for akira-008 from dA

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my piece for !!!!!
lets go 🐇 hehe

thank u so much 2 the mods for organizing the event as usual!!!

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My seasonal exchange piece for , organized by !!

It was such a delight to participate and I feel honored to have been able to join ;v;!

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heres the piece i did for !! happy spring yall i had so much fun drawin this

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Final one for today 'Henry Knight of Tythegston, with His Three Children' by Johann Zoffany in collections. The top little boy holding the helmet. We can hear yelling 'don't you dare drop that on your sister!' (just like family pics now...)

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For today's we bring to you Ethel Sands' painting of her partner, Nan Hudson from - a scene all too familiar as we patiently wait for life to return to normal...

[Nan Hudson Playing Patience at Auppegard, France]

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The next up for is two by the same artist, as we couldn't decide which we prefered. Both held by - The artist is Bel McCoig. Love the sense of adventure in 'Evening Cuppa Brings on Dreams', and the calm still of 'Two Dogs Reclining'

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The theme for today's with is dogs! 🐶

From loyal hounds to fluffy tail-waggers, dogs have been painted many times throughout our collection. Here are some examples from Georges Seurat, Catharina van Hemessen, Jacob Jordaens and Gainsborough.

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And our very last suggestion for on the is 'Lady Brisco' by Thomas Gainsborough. Because when a posh frock and big hair isn't enough, add an ostrich or two...

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So interesting to see how changing fashions alter the portrayal of gods/godesses through the centuries. In a clockwise direction here is Circe from the 1600s (Grosvenor Museum), 1700s (Waddesdon Manor), 1800s(ours) & 1900s(Glasgow Museums Resource Centre_.

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Another choice by curator, Kat, is Sir Joshua Reynold's 'Lady Bampfylde' (1776-77) held at the .

We have a mezzotint engraving by Thomas Watson of the same image, apparently so sought-after they turned Lady Bampfylde into an 18thC pin-up!

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For this week's Vicky has chosen Echo and Narcissus by John William Waterhouse - a beautiful but sad mythological springtime - here's hoping for a much happier summer in reality! https://t.co/sUbau3lsC6

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Browsing for more 🧅 and discovered this Ralph Pratt really knew his...

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