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Pokémon Picross - Starters

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Everyone shut up and look at this carving of a whale from the 1200-600 CE Chumash culture

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day 619

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A Wilson’s phalarope at a sewage lagoon in Canada.

© Leo Weiskittel / iNaturalist

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image i am in love with

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My collection of vintage fish imagery is swimming along.

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The 25th Ward: The Silver Case

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Winter scene in Berlin, Germany

German vintage postcard

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Lesser snow geese By: C. G. Hampson From: Life Nature Library: Animal Behavior 1965

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scully on a saturday when mulder wants to read through old newspapers for ufos

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Henry Herbert La Thangue (British, 1859–1929)

The Watersplash, 1900

Oil on canvas, H 116.8 x W 94 cm

Victoria Art Gallery (BATVG : P : 1954.27)

https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/the-watersplash-40108

“La Thangue lived in France for three years. He was fascinated by 'plein air' painting and spent his summer holidays on sketching trips in Brittany. When La Thangue returned to England, he chose to live in the country where he could paint the scenes he loved. After the First World War, the quiet rural life which he painted had all but disappeared. Although the world had moved on, La Thangue’s art stayed the same, his paintings inspired by memories of the countryside of his younger days. La Thangue painted several pictures showing a child or adult driving flocks of geese or ducks. Here the peaceful atmosphere of a summer’s day is conveyed by dappled sunlight. Light is crucial to his painting. A fellow artist remarked 'that it was the beauty of things in sunlight that excited him.’”

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Lee Street. Leicester, August 2012.