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Published: 2015-12-22 01:28:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 530; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 0
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This drawing is Faber Castell and Prismacolor coloured pencils on Stonehenge paper, image size: 12x22cm.Thank you all so much for the kind comments, faves and watches, I really appreciate these.
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Thanks very much and thanks for collectiing this, most appreciated.
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you are most welcomeΒ Β
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Thank you very much and a Happy Christmas to you too.
And thanks once again for the
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Who's the Musset?
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Β In a long poem, "La nuit de mai", the french poet Alfred de Musset uses the pelican, - an allegorical way - to describe the sacrifice of the father, giving its "children" its heart to eat, for it has nothing else to feed them...( rather sad poem!)
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Oh dear, very sad. Thanks for letting me know. I'm not sure Australian pelicans were what he had in mind.
xxx
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Thanks very much, and for adding this to your collection, very much appreciated.
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Thanks very much and for the 
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Thanks very much, and for adding this to your collection, as always, very much appreciated.
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It's always my pleasure, Freda!Β Β
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Thanks Dave............always great to hear from you........have a great Christmas
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Welcome Freda@! Merry Christmas to you and yours too
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Thank you so much Marco, and for collecting. As always, most appreciated.
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as always, my pleasure
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