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Episode 1: "Ahoy mateys! Kreeft is landlocked today, and will be guiding your way! Artsy farsty art is what we'll be looking at today, rolling with the hoi polloi and like a rock gathers no moss, we'll be rolling along and along. There's plenty to see, look, a squirrel! Oh my, look at that cute tail! Where was I? Oh yes, art. Yes, it's all about art today. A hedgehog, too? Why, isn't this the cutesiest tootsiest widdle thing? What? Can we begin the tour? Why, of course! And what are we touring today? ART? In an art gallery, why, of course it's art! Who's the guide? ME? Heh heh heh, of course it's me I was just seeing if you were paying attention!
All right, let's go!"

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Episode 2: Kreeft uses this artwork to explain the historical significance of Lichtenstein-style pop art, using imagery from popular culture. Nagisa stifles a yawn, becoming more convinced as this tour progresses, that words do have a way of detracting from Nagisa's private appreciation of each artwork, when Nagisa's imagination is interrupted or derailed by Kreeft's voice droning on and on and on!

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Episode 3: "The Dancer is a lovely portrayal of the dedication of this young woman, preparing for her first performance," Kreeft explains.
Nagisa can't help but agree, it is lovely...

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Episode 4: 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 5: Kreeft asks his tour group of very young pets to guess the name of this famous PnF work of art, hinting that its name has two words, and the second word is time? One little pet suggests Quarter Time, because it's one quarter through 24 hours. The littlest pet excitedly shouts out Full Time, because this is the time that pet school ends for the day! But clever Nagisa comes up with the right answer, On Time because this art is about time itself!

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Episode 6: Kirsten’s Rainy Encounter was inspired by a series of oil paintings by RL artist Leonid Afremov. The Rainy Encounter series uses the play of vivid colours reflecting off wet ground and through rain to soften the image and create depth perception. Nagisa jumps up and down in glee at receiving a print of this beautiful scene, because they really, really want their hooman to make an art with it and put them in it, so they can splash in the puddles and dance in the rain!

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Episode 7: One simply cannot look at this and not begin to use that deep, booming inner voice of ONE! ONE..........eh heh heh............ TWO! TWO! ...... eh heh heh............ Art doesn't always have to be serious and deep thinking, sometimes art for the sake of art to be enjoyed is enough, as proven here.

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Episode 8: "Sweet Dreams is a sticky homage to the dreamy fluff of cotton candy! See here, where the artist uses gobs of pink, sticky sugar?"
Nagisa piped up in the back of the crowd, "It's a flamingo!" And shook with mirthful delight at setting the pompous tour guide straight.
Kreeft muttered, "Indeed, indeed, it is a flamingo! I must be hungry..."

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Episode 9: Kreeft proudly unveils the next work of art to Nagisa and the tour group! This family portrait encapsulates the hope for the future which young pet parents feel, as they are drawn closer together in their shared vigil awaiting the arrival of their first offspring...

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Episode 10: 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… Nagisa 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 11: Golden Glow is one of Kreeft's favourite works of art in the Musee! Golden Glow was created by one of PnF's finest purveyors of tiny art, so it is hardly surprising that Nagisa 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 12: " The Vortex easily depicts the struggle of daily life, getting swept into the madness of routine and demands. Thought to be an existential crisis in painting, the scholars have waxed on for years about the true meaning the artist was portraying," said Kreeft.

Nagisa piped up and mentioned that maybe it is really just a picture of mom vacuuming the playroom floor?

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Episode 13: "Here we have a fine example from the artist's green period" Kreeft explains, waving a claw for emphasis.
Nagisa is reminded of the Emerald City in one of the Oz books. Interesting...

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Episode 14: "Here we have Lady in Red Kreeft says, waving a claw dramatically.
Nagisa lingers to get a better look as the tour group moves on...

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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: "Period portraits are highly collectible this season," Kreeft explains, waving a claw dramatically.
Nagisa can see why...

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Episode 17: "The Sideboard is one of the Musee's more famous still lifes," Kreeft tells Nagisa and the group. Nagisa likes the look of the miniature apples, and thinks how mouthwateringly bite-sized they would be for a small pet..seeing as it MUST be getting close to lunchtime by now?

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Episode 18: Kreeft explains to Nagisa and the group that self- sacrifice, patriotism, gratitude and remembrance are lovingly displayed in this poignant picture, simply titled, Thank You

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Episode 19: Nagisa squeals with delight at receiving a beautiful print of Iben’s Stonehenge, an inspiring modern rendition of the well-photographed natural wonder visited and pondered over by pets and their hoomans for generations. The subtle use of colour in this scene adds a magical quality to its timelessness and natural beauty!

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Episode 20: Amusement Park is a delight to any pop art fan, showcasing the fun and adventure to be had in everyone's favourite pet game. Come join the fun!

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Episode 21: "This pop culture icon is sure to bring a smile to any true patron of the arts, and will certainly become a valuable classic" Kreeft gushes ecstatically.
Nagisa wonders cynically if the lobster is a little biased on the subject?

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Episode 22: Simply entitled Waving, this artwork features a marine mammal departing for the deep, with a wiggle of the tail fin, as if to say, "I'll see you all later, Kreeft, Nagisa and the gang!"

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Episode 23: "Here we have a fine example of pop culture influence" Kreeft explains, gesturing with one claw toward the next painting.
Many in the tour group are fans, and crowd in for a closer look...

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Episode 24: Kreeft is very excited to present this lovely piece of art by one of PnF's up and coming artists to Nagisa and the tour group! Kreeft says that the Gallery has named this art "The Key to Life" because it represents key needs in the lives of most pets. The need for love. The need for companionship. The need for beauty. And the need for sustenance.

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