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a drawing of winnie the pooh and eeo hugging each other in front of a half moon
cute phone screens
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a painting of chickens and flowers in front of a thatched roof house with red shutters
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suonko: “Peder Mork Monsted - A Cottage Garden with Chickens ”
two women in white dresses standing next to each other
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an oil painting of two ballerinas in white tutu skirts and pink ballet shoes
a painting of mushrooms and trees in the woods
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clawmarks: “Illustration from Die Pflanzenwelt - 1913 - via Internet Archive ”
an image of a painting with many people in the woods and one is holding his arm up
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silenceforthesoul: “ Gustave Dore - Midsummer Night’s Dream ”
a painting of a rabbit with a gnome on it's back in the grass
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gypsy-garden: “ “Muggles have garden gnomes, too, you know,“ Harry told Ron as they crossed the lawn. “Yeah, I’ve seen those things they think are gnomes,” said Ron, bent double with his head in a peony bush, “like fat little Santa Clauses with...
an image of a group of people in the grass with their arms outstretched and feet spread out
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whimsical-faes: “Check out this playlist on @8tracks: faeries fair by autumntales. ”
a painting of two people sitting in the grass
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thewoodbetween: “Michael Sowa ”
a painting of an angel with flowers in the foreground and a bird flying over it
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a painting of a woman holding flowers in her hands
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papillon-de-mai: “William Adolphe Bouguereau — Mimosa. detail. 1899 ”
three children are flying in the air
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a painting of two children sitting in a hammock with a butterfly on it
a painting of people dancing in a ballroom
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Victorian Dancing Etiquette – Kristin Holt | "SHUN THE WALTZ. The waltz is a dance of quite too loose a character, and unmarried ladies should refrain from it altogether, both in public and private; very young married ladies, however, may be allowed to waltz in private balls, if it is very seldom, and with persons of their acquaintance. It is indispensable for them to acquit themselves with dignity and modesty." 1841: Gentlemen and Lady's Book of Politeness by Elisabeth Celnart.
a painting of cake and bread on a table
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mudfeet: “autumn feast ( Dockakatt helped ! ) 🍁 3rd of september 2017 ”