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tuesday-johnson: ca. 1830, “Death of Munrow” This delightfully naïve ceramic sculpture shows the death of Lieutenant Hugh Monro, a young British army officer serving in India, who was mauled by a tiger while picnicking on a hunting trip in 1792. via the Victoria & Albert Collection and a wonderful response to it by a scarboro’ crescent arts resident artist karen thompson!

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1830, “Death of Munrow”

This delightfully naïve ceramic sculpture shows the death of Lieutenant Hugh Monro, a young British army officer serving in India, who was mauled by a tiger while picnicking on a hunting trip in 1792.

via the Victoria & Albert Collection

and a wonderful response to it by a scarboro’ crescent arts resident artist karen thompson!

(via gh2u)

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    and a wonderful response to it by a scarboro’ crescent arts resident artist karen thompson!
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    ”Delightful” is the word……
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    Really glad this guy didn’t show up to the WXJM picnic.
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