
Edward Robert Hughes -“The Princess Out of School“
November 26, 2006 by Anna
Posted in Art | 14 Comments




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Beautiful Anna…you find the best art….because *that’s* what you do
very nice…
i still cannot move too quickly since Thanksgiving ANNA…
too much stuffing…
best wishes.
Is this a caption contest?
My entry:
and as she fell into the pile of manure she thought, OH SH…
hehehe
(okay sorry I’m being a jerk today)
That’s okay, Stew…I don’t have to live with you! *chuckle* (Poor Jen!)
She’s gorgeous! But Stew’s comment above — provided the laugh I really needed to start my day, today!
You come by the most beautiful art….
Trish, Stew has a habit of at the very least getting a *snort* from me with his one liners!
Thank you, Andi! The link for the art site I use is up on the sidebar…Illusions Gallery. There’s also Art Renewal Center. I love the Pre-Rafaelite period!
Reminds me of the character Diana in ‘Anne of Green Gables’.
I hadn’t thought of that LB, but you’re right, she does!
Very nice, indeed! Now I have another artist to go look up! LOL
Oh, his work is gorgeous, Benning! Look at Arthur Hughes’ pieces, too…you’ll probably recognize them.