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The perfect combination for Pride Month!
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“Caf and Tea”
The perfect combination for Pride Month!
I want scenes where Carmy is so desperate and pathetic in his pursuit of Sydney’s affection that as a viewer my stomach starts to hurt from second hand embarrassment.
2026 Catastroferret fullbody nervous ying -wm
A commission for DownwardVector! Who looks SO very polite! I mean look at em sitting there with the cute lil blush!!
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The Poem of the Soul. The Angel and the Mother
Artist: Louis Janmot (French, 1814-1892)
Date: 1836
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon, Lyon, France
Description
The Poem of the Soul is a monumental series created by French artist Louis Janmot, consisting of 18 oil-on-canvas paintings and 16 large-format charcoal drawings on paper, produced over nearly five decades from 1835 to 1881.
The Angel and the Mother
This is set by the Lake of Moras, where the mother sits with the newborn soul on her lap. Its guardian angel is kneeling in prayer for the mother and the soul of her new child. This painting combines the images of the annunciation to the Virgin Mary, and the Virgin Mary with the infant Jesus, in a unique way.
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Clasped hands?! SIR?!
"Buongiorno a tutti!" says Giorgio
Astonishingly there's sunshine today! Which might just explain why Giorgio has two hats on. Not that he can see much of it from his position in the hallway ... but still ... he likes to be prepared. After all, that bright golden orb could strike at any time. He also has sunglasses on because (of course) on the Emerald Isle you have 'to be sure, to be sure, to be sure.' ;-D
To any Irish reading this, I apologise ... I just couldn't help myself ;-)