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#23 'The Broken Pitcher" by Bouguereau.
You know, when you make (true, by the way) statements like that, it's okay to add a link to prove your point.
amazingarchitecture.com/futuristic/the-cairo-sketches-by-hassan-ragab
This means something. This is important.
It's why I won't eat shellfish. They eat all the cr#p in the water.
whait till Sammy finds out what plants do with the polution in the air and in the soil
#36 Felicito al artista de todo corazón.