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Episode 1: "Aragosta's the name, guiding is my game! Come now, line up! You there! Line up by height, short everypets in the front! Move! Move! We have to have order here! When I call your name, respond 'Aye'! Hold it! HOLD IT! My pencil lead has broken, I must sharpen it to a point before we can move on."
"I will be expecting you to be on your best tour group behaviour while here at the Musee!"
"ARE YOU CHEWING GUM IN HERE?!"

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Episode 2: Reminiscent of a Monet, this beautiful work tugs on the heart strings of Aragosta and the Musee's other tour guides! In a rare moment of insight, Seeley realises that the turbulence of the wind and rain are expertly juxtaposed by the soft hues, creating a sense of stillness and peace in a violent world.

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Episode 3: This piece of art, entitled D is for Dance was created by one of PnF's most talented artists! Aragosta points out the elegant foot line portrayed by the artist, and the clever shell design on the dancer's pointe slippers. Seeley and the tour group are mesmerised by how lifelike this image is, so much so that Seeley almost thinks they can hear dance music playing...

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Episode 4: Piggyback is one of Aragosta's favourite works of art in the Musee! Piggyback was created by one of PnF's finest purveyors of tiny art, so it is hardly surprising that Seeley 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 5: Here is a fine example of mixed media. The featured artist combined a variety of different shapes and colors to pull together a fantastic composition that gives one a sense of serenity.

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Episode 6: 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… Seeley 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 7: This piece is titled Fly me to the Moon . The artist took inspiration from a cult classic movie about a boy and his alien.

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Episode 8: Seeley really likes the way Autumn Gate shows off the beauty of fall color, and the hospitality of the season...

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Episode 9: An homage to everypet's best friend, loyal and simple in it's love. The artist here simply states the love shared between owner and beloved pet, and begs the question, "Who Owns Who?"

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Episode 10: Geometric Red Dress
From the Pauli Hoh collection
Hey, chaps and chapesses, this divine little frock shows us just how important triangles are. We couldn't do without this versatile three-sided shape in everyday design, and clothes are just as important as buildings or bridges! Remember Pythonagoras’ theorem from school? The one that goes “The squirrel on the hippopotamus is equal to some of the squirrels on the other two sides”? What’s that got to do with the price of onions, did I hear you say? Well, never mind—just look at this dress: a thing of beauty and a joy forever. It’s a striking and pleasing colour combo of scarlet and purple, with a border of autumnal flowers around the hem. The whole thing is set off with a beautiful floppy red bow linking the shoulder straps.

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Episode 11: Twinkle, Twinkle is a whimsical piece, bringing to mind the joy everypet experiences when taking time to lay back, relax and drink in the stillness of the night, gazing into the universe and contemplating the very existence of everything around them. Or perhaps it's a more simple thought of "did I remember to put the clothes in the dryer?"

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Episode 12: Aragosta loves this piece, because Seeley and the other pets in the tour group each see a different song when they view this artwork! Some of the pets imagine rock n roll, while others are convinced that it is disco, but Seeley reckons the lady in red is Dolly Parton, so maybe it is country and western instead? Whatever it is, the lady in red certainly seems to be having a foot tapping good time!

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Episode 13: Aragosta is very pleased that Cannelle has included one of this lovely artist's amazing miniatures! Seeley agrees, thinking that there is always a timelessness and sense of magic about this artist's creations, that Seeley would like to be able to emulate for the weekly art submissions!

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Episode 14: Sweet Dreams - Serenely tucked in and lost in the depths of slumber, sweet dreams litter our sleep, helping to wake us in the morning with a feeling of well being.

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Episode 15: 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 16: Bold color and movement combine to create a sense of the power of the storm, the comfort of home, and the fragility of life. An exciting work, by an exciting new artist, Storm takes it's place as a valuable addition to Cannelle's eclectic collection.

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Episode 17: Aragosta explains to Seeley and the tour group that this piece of contemporary pop art, entitled A Slug's Life was created by one of PnF's up and coming artists. Seeley is a little disconcerted by this art, primarily because it reminds Seeley of a television commercial for throat lozenges...

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Episode 18: "Celebration is so energetic and vibrant, is it not?" Aragosta proclaims to the tour group.
Seeley enjoys the lively scene, wondering if the models live nearby, since they look so familiar?

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Episode 19: 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… Seeley 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 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: Entitled Murder Most Fowl, Aragosta declares to Seeley and the tour group that this work is a fine example of period art, evoking a range of emotions in the pets that study it! Seeley shudders, whispering sotto voce "out, out, damned spot..."

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Episode 22: Aragosta stands back to give Seeley and the tour group plenty of time to admire one of the Musee's more psychedelic fantasy art renditions. As it is almost lunch time, the only fantasy this art is currently evoking in Seeley is the fantasy that the huge foil wrapped chocolate Easter egg is real, and that Seeley can gobble it all up!

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Episode 23: "Here we have Palace In the Moonlight," Aragosta explains, waving a claw dramatically.
Seeley appreciates the enlightening descriptions, but sometimes it is nice to just look and enjoy...

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Episode 24: Junior is one of Aragosta's favourite works of art in the Musee! Junior was created by one of PnF's finest portrait artists, so it is hardly surprising that Seeley and the whole tour group are captivated by how lifelike Junior and his toy appear!

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Episode 25: After viewing all of the inspiring works in this section of Musee d’Art de Cannelle, Seeley 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 Seeley stumbles upon a stately mansion, which looks very similar to one in a Wyeth masterpiece...
"A present for me?" asks Seeley, hardly daring to hope!