Belle is questing!
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!"

Belle is questing!
Episode 2: The Good Nap gives the viewer the sense of a dream within a dream, floating effortlessly on the sea of tranquility, joined by a napping friend.

Belle is questing!
Episode 3: Gentle Giant is a refreshing look at a character whose appeal is unmistakable, and provokes a warm response from the casual observer.
Art critics have suggested an underlying theme of questioning the age old stories of beanstalks and giant killers, but thus far the artist has not chosen to confirm or deny this speculation, leaving the art to speak for itself.

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Episode 4: "Dandelion Dreams is a lovely display of minimalism, showing the delicate and transitory nature of beauty," Belle read from the plaque on the wall. Belle would certainly look differently at the "weeds" growing in the yard from now on...

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Episode 5: Homard gestured with both claws toward a particularly colorful painting, entitled Rainbow Repast
Belle enjoyed the subject matter greatly, but was beginning to wonder why the French seemed to like cake so much?

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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, Belle is delighted to receive such a beautiful scene to use in the weekly art challenge!

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Episode 7: 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 Belle 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 8: Display in a Display tosses fun into the gallery, adding the joy of art in an art mussee. And picking everypet's favorite sweet treat as the main point of focus, there's everything to love about this piece.

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Episode 9: Entitled Closing Hour, this stunning piece of art was created by one of PnF's most talented artists, and a framed print of this masterpiece hangs in the bar at J&P's. When Belle asks why it is called Closing Hour if the girl is still drinking, Homard explains that is because the bar tender is wiping down the bar.

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Episode 10: Yasmeen's Treasure is a stunning scene reminiscent of a distant world, where dragons and dinos roam the land. Where priceless treasures push their way up through the planet’s core and provide stunning relief to what might otherwise have been a dry and barren landscape… Belle is bowled over with excitement when the entire tour group finds their own print of Yasmeen's Treasure and can hardly believe that it is really theirs to keep!

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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: Homard proudly unveils the next work of art to Belle 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 13: Belle gasps in amazement when Homard shows the group this whimsical piece from the gallery's surreal collection. Belle can readily imagine skinny dipping in the gentle pool at the base of the waterfall, with dappled sunlight spilling into the still water...
Homard doesn't know if this piece actually has a name, so he just thinks of it as "The Stuff Dreams are Made of"...

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Episode 14: Star Shower is one of Homard's favourite works of art in the Musee! Star Shower was created by one of PnF's finest purveyors of tiny art, so it is hardly surprising that Belle 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 15: 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 16: Homard presents an interesting example of gothic art to Belle and the group. Belle wonders if this could be a portrait of Count Dracula during his college days? He certainly has the shoulders of a linebacker!

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Episode 17: 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 18: 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 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. Belle 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: Belle and the group are all mesmerised when Homard presents this beautiful fantasy art piece, by one of PnF's many talented artists! Belle 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 21: The Swim Meet is a candid view of the competition of life, and the spectators looking on. Whether for sport or support, their ever present cheers seem to swell in response to one's efforts, and can be inspirational or taunting, depending upon one's view.

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Episode 22: "This untitled masterpiece is a fine example of multimedia" Homard explains.
Belle and the rest of the tour group begin to discuss their thoughts on what the picture means, and Homard has a hard time getting them to focus on the next picture.
Homard mutters "tourists!" as he finally gets the tour moving again...

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Episode 23: Belle is amazed at the imagination of PnF artists, as Homard points out some of the fine detail in this lovely combination of art and fashion...

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Episode 24: Homard presents Sailing off into the Sunset to Belle 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 25: After viewing all of the inspiring works in this section of Musee d’Art de Cannelle, Belle 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 Belle stumbles upon a quaint cottage, which looks very similar to one in a Monet masterpiece....
"A present for me?" asks Belle, hardly daring to hope!