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Episode 1: "Have no fear, Langosta is here! Gather, pets, gather here! We have so much to see, so much to do! I will guide you on a journey like no other! I am the master of all things art, and today, I will impart my limitless knowledge of art trivia to all of you! Quickly now, so much to see today!"

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Episode 2: " 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 Langosta.

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

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Episode 3: Langosta stands back to give Mosh 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 Mosh is the fantasy that the huge foil wrapped chocolate Easter egg is real, and that Mosh can gobble it all up!

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Episode 4: So many things going on here, subtle nuances, and full of whimsy and alarm at the same time! The artist begs the viewer to speculate on whether those bees are friendly? A smile can be used as a ploy to get close, and close they are! Upon further examination, you can see the artist used unusual media and style choices to bring us the affable dog who might be in danger! Adding the cat on the painting gives the viewer a visual reference on how this might all go wrong. Please take a moment to view and enjoy this masterpiece, charmingly titled Bee Wear

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Episode 5: "Oh noes!" thinks Mosh, "Another food art, and I am starving! But the Musee Gift Store only sells art works, and none of them are edible arts...boo hoo hoo!"

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Episode 6: Rosie’s Follow Your Dream is a whimsical landscape that cleverly uses light to draw viewers into the image, until they can virtually feel the slippery rocks and icy water under their paws, and then feel compelled to move towards the deeper blue water in the distance… Mosh feels sure that their hooman will be very pleased with Mosh for bringing home such a delightful print of this famous PnF landscape!

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Episode 7: Mosh really likes the way Autumn Gate shows off the beauty of fall color, and the hospitality of the season...

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Episode 8: Langosta presents to Mosh and the tour group this fine example of regency art, created by the PnF artist that would have been favoured by pet royalty across PnF land, if there were any royal pets in PnF... Note the fine detail in the period costumes and coiffures, and the lifelike expressions on the faces of both subjects!

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Episode 9: The Exploration transports us back to an early, more primitive time, but there's nothing primitive about this gem! Done with great finesse, it tells the story of early exploration of the rolling seas and the work needed to navigate. Hard work and camaraderie paid off, and the pilgrims planted the flag in many foreign lands.

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Episode 10: Mosh 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 11: Breaking dawn clearly portrays the sights and smells of sunrise on the marshes. One only need close ones eyes to instantly bring to mind the distinct smell of still water and flora and fauna, the call of the wild ducks in flight, cheering others on, and the joy of being alive.

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Episode 12: 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 13: When Langosta begins espousing the talent of the artist that conceived this piece, a few of the less mature members of Mosh's tour group grin behind their paws. No matter, because Mosh is lost in thought, admiring the little space tadpoles landing on GJ1214b, a water world planet that is entirely covered by ocean!

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Episode 14: Langosta waves his claws excitedly to direct the attention of Mosh and the tour group to one of his favourite pieces of abstract art. Another amazing composition by a relatively unknown PnF artist! Obviously this piece was a sound investment, because Cannelle is certain that it is a future masterpiece, and will rival "Blue Poles" $350 million price tag, because this artist has used pink and hues of purple as well as blue!

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Episode 15: Rose Shantung Dress
From the Pauli Hoh collection
This elegant rose-pink dress is made from organic “Peace” shantung, woven from fallen, empty cocoons following completion of the lifecycle of the silkworm. It is a luxurious, textured yet crisp fabric with a wonderful lustre. Further embellishments are provided by crewel-work shoulder straps, delicate lace insets and the whole is brought to vivid life by sparkling baubles in violet and fuchsia. This is the crème de la crème of posh frocks for the fashion-conscious pet with aspirations!

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Episode 16: "The simple title Warrior seems quite suitable to this piece, Langosta dramatically exclaims.
Mosh wonders if this is an example of the very first selfie?

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Episode 17: Langosta introduces The Mystery as a fine example of contemporary religious art, created by one of PnF's young artists! Mosh admires the composition and form of the figure praying, but spends a long time contemplating what message or meaning the misshapen figure on the cross conveys?

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Episode 18: "Here we have a fine example from the artist's green period" Langosta explains, waving a claw for emphasis.
Mosh is reminded of the Emerald City in one of the Oz books. Interesting...

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Episode 19: 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. Mosh 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 20: Langosta points to Pictures Within Pictures, creatively done by an up and coming artist at the Musee. "One can only imagine laying your head upon your pillow and dreaming of a birthday party, and conjuring up these delightful presents".

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Episode 21: Langosta pumps out his chest, turning to Mosh and the group, as he presents "Blue Waves", an amazing composition by a relatively unknown PnF artist. Surely Blue Waves will become a future masterpiece, and rival "Blue Poles" $350 million price tag, because squiggles are much more complex to draw than straight lines, are they not?

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Episode 22: Langosta presents Sailing off into the Sunset to Mosh and the group. A simple miniature artwork in the minimalist style, that depicts exactly what the title suggests. Nothing more. Nothing less.

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Episode 23: Langosta pumps out his chest with pride, turning to Mosh 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 24: " The Great Escape is an in depth look at life, planning and figuring out whether the career and life path we have chosen is truly where our destiny lies," Langosta rambled, "Great scholars have long since debated the deep meaning of this old masterpiece."

Mosh mentioned that perhaps it was more about getting out of that silly maze of plastic tunnels and running free?

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