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Episode 1: "Hello! I am Homard, an art enthusiast, and I will be your tour guide today. I have no formal training, but what I don't know for sure, I'm ready to make up on the spot and tell a lobster tail about! So please gather around and we'll make our way into the gallery at once!"

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Episode 2: "Crying In the Storm seems like a sad piece at first glance," Homard explains, "but I've always found it strangely uplifting."
Sherpa thought the picture a pleasant one, evoking memories of walks in the rain...

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Episode 3: "The simple title Warrior seems quite suitable to this piece, Homard dramatically exclaims.
Sherpa wonders if this is an example of the very first selfie?

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Episode 4: The sweet simplicity of a shared celebration, combined with the magic of a unicorn's laughter, creates a piece that's both uplifting and calming.

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Episode 5: Nature Tames Construction is an evocative tiny art by one of PnF's up and coming artists! This artwork combines a range of land, water and sky based decorations, depicting both natural and manufactured content, in what almost appears to be a haphazard fashion... and yet...all of the components combine perfectly, to create the perception of a place where construction meets nature in harmony!

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Episode 6: Sherpa does a little happy dance upon being given a print of Dana’s Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! This is a remarkable example of classical black and white ink-and-wash painting! The scene has so much depth perception, that viewers often report feeling as if they are about to lift off when they gaze into it!

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Episode 7: Homard pumps out his chest with pride, turning to Sherpa and the group, as he presents the Musee's most colourful abstract. Homard informs his captivated audience that this psychedelic masterpiece was created by an up and coming abstract artist in PnF. Sherpa secretly wonders if the artist was tripping on acid when they painted this, because Sherpa remembers reading something about the role hallucinogenics played in the creation of famous art works in the 1960's?

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Episode 8: Sherpa can see the resemblance as Homard explains that this is actually a parody piece on a very famous work.
Can you guess which one?

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Episode 9: It's a Party, and you're invited! Come join the excitement and dance the night away right here on the Mussee floor! The vibes and beat ooze off the canvas, sharing the party with everypet visiting.

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Episode 10: Sparkly White Lace Dress
From the Pauli Hoh collection
This gorgeous embroidered lace dress is perfect for any special occasion when you need to feel and look like a princess. The delicate pattern is stitched onto an illusion base, forming the appearance of appliqué. The empire waist bodice is adorned with iridescent rainbow gemstones to give the dress that extra special sparkle. Our very own PnF fairy godmother guarantees that the magic definitely won’t wear off at midnight!

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Episode 11: Homard pumps out his chest with pride, turning to Sherpa and the group, to present the most popular abstract piece in the whole Musee! This amazing composition, which the Musee calls Can of Worms was created by a relatively unknown PnF artist. Surely Can of Worms will become a future masterpiece, and rival Blue Poles' $350 million price tag, because worms are much more complex to draw than poles, are they not?

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Episode 12: This fun pop piece is entitled Shoot, Score! and would be the highlight of any pet's family room. Whether a big fan of curling or not, the art evokes a sense of camaraderie, and JOY!

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Episode 13: "Trio has been much debated by contemporary art critics," explains Homard, "do these creatures represent pets unknown to us? Do those blank stares see past our facades, and into our very souls?"
Sherpa doesn't know about facades, but they do look quite cuddly...

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Episode 14: " Sunrise Surprise is a prime example of stark realism in art" Homard cries with glee. "The artist loves coffee, therefore YOU must love coffee!"
Sherpa noticed the posh museum owner on her third cup of espresso earlier in the day. Perhaps that was why she was running up the down escalator?

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Episode 15: Nukhet’s Waterside is a playful work of art, reminiscent of summertime family beach holidays, complete with flip-flops, sandcastles and refreshing fruit treats. The warm sun on the water creates a soft haze, which hovers just above the water in the gentle sea breeze… Sherpa is delighted to receive a print of this beautiful art, but gazes at it wistfully, secretly hoping that their hooman will take them to this wonderful place one day!

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Episode 16: "Ta-da!" Announces Homard, as he directs Sherpa and the groups' attention to the next wonderful composition in his tour, entitled PANDAMONIUM, created by one of PnF's up and coming young artists, whose art is attracting more and more likes in the PnF Gallery every week, as she refines her technique and slowly adds the materials for her compositions to her Inventory.

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Episode 17: "Celebration is so energetic and vibrant, is it not?" Homard proclaims to the tour group.
Sherpa enjoys the lively scene, wondering if the models live nearby, since they look so familiar?

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Episode 18: Sherpa and the group are all mesmerised when Homard presents this beautiful fantasy art piece, by one of PnF's many talented artists! Sherpa imagines taking the place of the happy little dragon on the hilltop, surrounded by butterflies, the skies filled with a breathtaking light show...

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Episode 19: Lunar New Year Dress
From the Pauli Hoh collection
Get out that little red dress for the Lunar New Year festivities! The colour red is vitally important to Chinese culture, representing fire and energy, vitality, good luck and prosperity. This dress, with its narrow waist and bell shaped skirt, in vivid shades of red embellished with bamboo leaves is the perfect fit for this time! The Festival traditionally begins on the first day of the first lunar month in the Chinese calendar and for the next fortnight visits are made to family and to friends. The visitor will come bearing a small gift to the household, most often citrus fruit, which is said to bring wealth and good fortune. Guests are welcomed with tea and sweet treats served on a round or octagonal tray, symbolising togetherness. Usually the sweets are arranged in amounts divisible by eight as this is a lucky number. The first day of Lunar New Year represents new beginnings with renewed hopes for prosperity and happiness. There is excitement outside provided by Lion and Dragon dances performed in the streets.

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Episode 20: Teamwork shows everypet that no matter how big or small you are in the great big universe, everypet matters and is able to help someone else. Here you can clearly see that working slowly together, they will persevere and overcome, getting that slug back out of the bottle!

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Episode 21: Nothing says love like a rainbow, and this piece nails the love for the Mussee, the everypet home and life in general in one fell swoop. Creative placement of the colors, and the multi-layered heart add that feeling of peace and tranquility to everypet who visits.

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Episode 22: Homard asks Sherpa and the group to come closer as he whispers, sotto voce, that Cannelle was particularly pleased to find this mystical piece for her collection! Homard thinks it may have been created by one of PnF's less well known artists, but he's not really sure... Homard does know that it is one of his favourite pieces of art, and hopes that this artist will go on to produce some more mystical pieces in the future, to expand the collection at Musee d’Art de Cannelle!

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Episode 23: Homard gestured with both claws toward a particularly colorful painting, entitled Rainbow Repast
Sherpa enjoyed the subject matter greatly, but was beginning to wonder why the French seemed to like cake so much?

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Episode 24: Purple Joy is one of Homard's favourite works of art in the Musee! Purple Joy was created by one of PnF's finest purveyors of tiny art, so it is hardly surprising that Sherpa and the whole tour group are mesmerised by the level of detail and the sense of whimsy this piece evokes!

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Episode 25: After viewing all of the inspiring works in this section of Musee d’Art de Cannelle, Sherpa is feeling a little sad to have to return to a gourd house that looks exactly the same as every other gourd house in PnF Land, which is not terribly exciting...because if you've seen one gourd house, you've seen them all!

But suddenly Sherpa stumbles upon a quaint cottage, which looks very similar to one in a Monet masterpiece....
"A present for me?" asks Sherpa, hardly daring to hope!