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Oct 22, 2012

A random detail from Bruegel's Sloth

In which there seems to be a melancholy fairy pillow party:  

Screen Shot 2012-10-20 at 4.06.54 PM

Courtesy of a needless hour of zooming on Google Art Project. 

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