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CUP AND SAUCER ART


BENCHES WITH A VIEW (for Pull up a Seat)

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I’m going to have to do some Still Lifes with cup and saucer now!!
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looking forward to seeing them
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Fascinating art. It looks a bit cold for sitting on those benches
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Hi Derrick – it was actually not too cold at all – there was rain coming tho – so maybe that was why you felt a chill – we had light jacket son and I took mine off it was so warm as we walked
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(EN) I don’t know that book but what you share is right, in my humble opinion. Art is a wide world of human thoughts, dreams and anything touches our soul or mind.Nice post Y😊
(IT) Non conosco quel libro ma quello che hai condiviso è giusto, secondo il mio umile pare. L’arte è un vasto mondo di pensieri umani, sogni e qualsiasi cosa tocchi la nostra anima o mente. Bel post Y😊
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thanks forthemo and well said
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I have a book of “Erotic Art”. Not porn and all the artists are famous. That fur lined cup is in the book. I always thought that the cup must be erotic to people with dirty minds 😉
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That is really funny!
Fur dishes kind of gross me out – like shag rugs in the bathroom
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yep, I agree.
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Puppies for dummies has to be more interesting than Mutual Funds,
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I agree –
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Thanks for sharing!!!!!
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Thanks for reading – and I will be back later to finish reading your post on notre dame – started but had to go
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Love ‘em. Thanks a bunch for joining in. 😊
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😉 have a nice day
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Thanks. You too. 😊
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Fur in my tea? My cat gives me that all the time. Yah, how are we? Love it when I see writings on the pavements.
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haha – laughing at the cat contributions to the tea
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Oh no! Furry cup and saucer definitely gives me the creeps. I love your benches with a view. Yvette.
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+2. I just want to run or turn away from it at first sight. So….
On the contrary, I do like “Ceramic Sculpture #9 by Roy Lichtenstein. ” a lot!
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same here sylvia – 🙂
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Please my comment to “anotherday2paradise” 🙂
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I think Sylvia will get the comment – and it was really fun – it does make us turn away
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I saw that fur covered tea cup in MOMA in NY- I have a photo of it- it was quite something to see!! I laughed when it came up in your post 🙂
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Hi – I am not surprised you have a photo and I wish i was as close to NYC as you are – and I look forward to seeing your pic when you find it
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I loved the information on the gazelle-wrapped cup, saucer, and spoon. What a creative artist!
And we just visited Richmond last weekend and walked down by the river. What a beautiful spot. Your photos are gorgeous, with the gray sky and water. Love that city!
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That fur-covered cup was interesting- your mouth could stay warm while sipping tea. 🙂 I like finding messages on pathways while out walking. Once the kids get their pastel sidewalk chalk in their Easter baskets, I’ll be seeing some fun and colorful messages. I like featuring those drawings – they are fun.
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Oh Linda – I smiled to think off the chalk fun – that seriously has to be a top item to put into an easter basket –
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Yes, we never had that sidewalk chalk when I was a kid (a long time ago to be honest) and now I see the stores advertise stuffed animals, toys and the sidewalk chalk as well for Easter baskets. Last Summer I saw some incredible chalk art and the next day I walked by and a guy was watering the lawn – I mentioned the artwork and he said it was his daughter who used a spray-on chalk and it lasts even after the rain. He sprayed the artwork with a spray from the hose and it never moved!
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Love the backstories on the cup and saucer art! And your library cracked me up.
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Thanks Lisa – those are NOT my books – not at all – lol but we saw them at a used book store and had to laugh.
And thanks for dropping by – glad you liked the art
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Yvette, your first photo captivated me … was that really fur? Why!? Interesting to read the story about it, it unintended fame and Oppenheim’s dismay!
I love the path walks and what a welcoming message in chalk! Wouldn’t mind meandering along there, drifting in thoughts, making conversation with a friend. My Spring has been wondrous, most of it spend on a break in Sweden where the sun has shone non-stop for two weeks. Wish I’d packed some shorts.
Wishingyou a wonderful rest of April. 😀🌺
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Oh wow – how fun to be in Sweden and sorry you don’t have the shorts to wear – but sounds like your soaking up the sun and refreshment 😉 p
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Interesting variety. The metal seat looks cold to me. I suppose that in the summer it might be hot as well. Thanks for joining in.
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That is a good point – both of the benches look lihe they could be hot in summer
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After spitting out hairs from the furry cup (yech!) I rather liked the puppies and filthy lucre 🙂 .
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hahaha – your comment makes me laugh when I read it – thanks for that
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