I just love this picture of these sleepy girls. I found the picture and the frame on the same day in two different places. The frame had to be cut down some, but it all worked out ok.
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2 comments:
makes me think of thes story about the princess's who would go out each night and dance until they wore their shoes out and then come home and go to sleep...I like it..
is this a lord frederick leighton artwork?
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