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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: "Tropical Trio is a lovely, lively tribute to our rainforest friends" Langosta passionately explains.
Cassiopeia is reminded of a recent visit to the rainforest, and vows to go again when time permits...

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Episode 3: On Purple Pond is a whimsical piece suggestive of a time of waiting. For the arrival of the apple blossom season perhaps? Or for the return of a loved that has been gone a long time?

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Episode 4: " The Life Within is a stunning new piece by one of our most prolific artists," boasted Langosta.
Meanwhile, Cassiopeia can't remember whether the neighbor who promised to water the plants knows where the key is... *sigh*

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Episode 5: "Thrill Ride is a wonderful portrayal of the ups and downs of life", Langosta quips, while his fellow art lovers tilt their heads to get a better view.

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Episode 6: Kathy’s Autumn Reflections is a fine example of this PnF artist’s mastery of colours and hues! This beautiful scene perfectly encapsulates the beauty of a PnF autumn, and also reflects it back at the viewer in its clear, still waters! With autumn just around the corner in PnF Land, Cassiopeia is delighted to receive such a beautiful scene to use in the weekly art challenge!

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Episode 7: Langosta presents this fun contemporary pop art portrait to Cassiopeia and the tour group. Cassiopeia really likes this, because it reminds Cassiopeia of Great Aunt Gertrude, before her eyebrows grew together!

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Episode 8: "When not busy moving rubber tree plants, you can find ants patiently stirring up a tasty fall concoction," said Langosta of the piece entitled Apple Spice.
Cassiopeia peered closer, wondering what else ants did during the winter months?

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Episode 9: Langosta proudly shows Cassiopeia and the tour group one of the most famous pieces created by one of PnF's premier artists! Cassiopeia's jaw drops open in admiration, because Cassiopeia would never have thought of creating something so wonderfully lifelike from such an eclectic collection of bits and bobs!

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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… Cassiopeia 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: 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 12: Entitled Say Cheese Please, this fine rendition of black and white art was created by one of PnF's talented artists! Cassiopeia notes the careful way in which the little fox is holding its pose, so that it doesn't blur the photograph!

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Episode 13: Teal Teddy is one of Langosta's favourite works of art in the Musee! Teal Teddy was created by one of PnF's finest purveyors of tiny art, so it is hardly surprising that Cassiopeia 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 14: Here, you find that the artist pulled inspiration from everyday life, pulling snugly on everypets heartstrings. Whether the mother or the child and sometimes both, it's not about the actual art but the feelings of nostalgia it evokes.

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Episode 15: Red Twinkle and Lace Dress
From the Pauli Hoh collection
With just a hint of subtle sparkle and the classic elegance of handmade lace, this sassy red gown will make sure all eyes are on you. A ruffled flirty skirt and delicate straps make this gown smolder, and the fitted bodice gives you that hourglass silhouette. No doubt this sexy little number will put a twinkle in someone’s eye. ;)

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Episode 16: Pondering... Cassiopeia remembers pondering well. In fact, Cassiopeia still ponders every day, much to their hooman's chagrin! But Cassiopeia may never look quite this beautiful pondering! Cassiopeia thinks that this is mainly because Cassiopeia doesn't have a beautiful waterfall to ponder at? If they did...things might be different...or not...

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Episode 17: The first hue of autumn is said to be gold, and with it follows the rich amber, deep oranges and crimson reds. Here you can see the artist captured the warmth and joy of the changing seasons.

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Episode 18: One can almost hear the calls of the children in this fun painting, appropriately entitled, Trick or Treat
Can't you hear the charming cries, the rustle of leaves, and the soft pad of a cat as it slips quickly by?

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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: Langosta dutifully recites his usual glowing description, "In Photo Fun we have a delightful collage of some of the lighter moments in the life of Badger Bivens, renowned wildpet photographer."
Cassiopeia recalled meeting this famous photographer awhile back. Charming fellow, if a bit eccentric...

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Episode 21: When Langosta begins espousing the talent of the artist that conceived this piece, a few of the less mature members of Cassiopeia's tour group grin behind their paws. No matter, because Cassiopeia 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 22: "This pop culture icon is sure to bring a smile to any true patron of the arts, and will certainly become a valuable classic" Langosta gushes ecstatically.
Cassiopeia wonders cynically if the lobster is a little biased on the subject?

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Episode 23: Langosta is very excited to present this lovely piece of art by one of PnF's up and coming artists to Cassiopeia and the tour group! Langosta 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 24: Langosta explains to Cassiopeia 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 25: After viewing all of the inspiring works in this section of Musee d’Art de Cannelle, Cassiopeia 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 Cassiopeia stumbles upon a quaint cottage, which looks very similar to one in a Monet masterpiece....
"A present for me?" asks Cassiopeia, hardly daring to hope!