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Congratulations to Chief Mouser Larry the Cat for outlasting yet another Prime Minister
Truly the last pillar of stability in the United Kingdom and its government
10 PMs since Brexit 🤯
Stewart Edmondson(British)
August Moon
Phil Greenwood ( 1943 - ) Hawksfoot, 1973
photo by jogoraz (jogoraz.tumblr.com)
'Blue Period Last Summer'. Nobuyoshi Araki.
-Rough Sea-
Vincent van Gogh - "Field with Poppies" (1889)
Nymphéas, 1907, Claude Monet
Roses (1890)
Vincent Van Gogh
Scott Prior (USA b.1949)
Bedroom in Winter (1980)
oil on canvas
Cahoon Museum of American Art, Massachusetts
Thank you Lawrence Lee Magnuson
Colley Whisson (Australian b. 1966), Morning Light, Staithes, UK, 2023, Oil on canvas
Aldo Balding (British), Arcadian Oyster Hut, 2026, Oil on canvas
Albert Marquet (France 1875-1947) The Pont Neuf at Night (1935) oil on canvas 60 x 73 cm
Richard Thorn (UK b. 1952) "Summer Begins" 2011 watercolor 50 x 63 cm
"But all families, houses, farms, have their time. Then the story becomes another story, or it simply fades away. Buildings no longer inhabited. Doors that soon become impossible to open. Paths that grow over, forests that grow darker."
-Frode Grytten, The Ferryman and his Wife
Maxfield Parrish - "New Hampshire Hills" (1932)
Frederick Judd Waugh - "Crashing Seas"