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Pyoter Dvorak
7 sweeps (16 years)\
Dude-ish (he/him) and gay
British flute player and sometimes pianist, can and will insult your music taste if it isn't classical. Despite being snotty he never really tries to make a name for himself

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Ironic, posting a British Ship today

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Happy Napalm Freedom Day! If you didn't make a hospital trip today, you didn't celebrate hard enough and are probably a British spy. Get out there and lose a finger people!

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Born in 1807: English painter (1807-74)

Portrait of Mary Russell Mitford (1787-1855), 1852

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Captain Andre Cailloux

The colonists admired him—and the British feared his every whim. He was a hero of color—a warrior in the midst of terror—a in his era.
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"Plum Pudding". The famous eighteenth century British caricaturist James Gillray’s most famous print, from 1805, shows William Pitt and Napoleon seated at table, carving up the world between them to consume it.

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Actual footage of stay safe! Deadly Lively by Thomas Rowlandson, via the British Museum.

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British vs French

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So it's funny America day, and since there really isn't much I can do with a British locomotive for an American holiday, I just fitted a bell to Max since that's more of an American loco thing instead of a British one.

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There are four types of British men

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A recent painting of Dartmoor, a beautiful place that always moves me. Oil on board, selling as part of artist support pledge, 50x60cm framed, £200. Dm me if interested https://t.co/BApl42bD9a

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y forman uno de los binomios creativos más exitosos de la

Acaban de obtener el prestigioso categoría "Libro Infantil Ilustrado No Ficción del Año" por "Bill y Janet"

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Eliot Hodgkin (1905-1987, British)
July, 1950. Strawberries Growing in a Pot, 1955. A Solitary Boot, 1944.

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La Sage-Femme presentant au Roy [Louis XIII], Monseigneur le Dauphin.

(British Museum)

The future Louis XIV swaddled in fleur-de-lys.

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In The Gold Scab, however, Whistler calls upon his cutting wit to caricature his patron Frederick R. Leyland (1831–1892), a British shipping magnate.

James Abbott McNeill Whistler (American, 1834–1903). The Gold Scab: Eruption in Frilthy Lucre (The Creditor),1879

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