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Atlantic Puffins, Jessica Eggers, Pen and Ink and Watercolor and Gouache, 2026
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Atlantic Puffins, Jessica Eggers, Pen and Ink and Watercolor and Gouache, 2026

u/Tokyono — 12 hours ago
Jessica Eggers - Atlantic Puffins (2026)
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Jessica Eggers - Atlantic Puffins (2026)

u/Tokyono — 12 hours ago
Atlantic Puffins (2026), Jessica Eggers [1536 x 2048]
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Atlantic Puffins (2026), Jessica Eggers [1536 x 2048]

u/Tokyono — 12 hours ago
Women at the Bath (1898), Jean-Léon Gérôme [2000 x 1571]
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Women at the Bath (1898), Jean-Léon Gérôme [2000 x 1571]

u/Tokyono — 17 hours ago
Resting, Janet K. MacKay, Oil on canvas, 2023
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Resting, Janet K. MacKay, Oil on canvas, 2023

u/Tokyono — 18 hours ago
Janet K. MacKay - Resting (2023)
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Janet K. MacKay - Resting (2023)

u/Tokyono — 18 hours ago
Gérard Schlosse - We redid Everything (‘On a tout refait’) (2002)
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Gérard Schlosse - We redid Everything (‘On a tout refait’) (2002)

u/Tokyono — 18 hours ago
In the Boudoir (1869), Lucius Rossi [841 x 1166]
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In the Boudoir (1869), Lucius Rossi [841 x 1166]

u/Tokyono — 1 day ago
Lilith and Eve, Yurii Klapouh (b.1963-) [855 x 1280]
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Lilith and Eve, Yurii Klapouh (b.1963-) [855 x 1280]

u/Tokyono — 1 day ago
Mind in Two 25A1, McGarren Flack, Oil on Aluminum, 2018
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Mind in Two 25A1, McGarren Flack, Oil on Aluminum, 2018

u/Tokyono — 2 days ago
Endure, Jason Anderson, Oil on linen, 2019
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Endure, Jason Anderson, Oil on linen, 2019

u/Tokyono — 17 days ago
In Wake Up Dead Man (2025), one of the books on the reading list is "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" by Agatha Christie. (Explanation in comments).
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In Wake Up Dead Man (2025), one of the books on the reading list is "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" by Agatha Christie. (Explanation in comments).

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Unlike most of her books, "Roger Ackroyd" is narrated in the first person >!and the narrator is lying to the reader. Just like Jud lies to Blanc in his own letter, and by extension the audience as he narrates the movie. !<

u/Tokyono — 4 months ago