The Fight between Carnival and Lent
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Pieter Bruegel the younger, 1559, oil on wood, 118 cm × 164 cm (46 in × 65 in), Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
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Now whip it / into shape / shape it up / get straight / go forward / move ahead
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Hello Kitty Culture
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William Glackens
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Abstract
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Nagtzaam
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The farmer continued to plough
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German Pop
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Stuck
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Patterns
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New York New York
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Sergio Mora
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