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Merry Happy Christmas, everyone!

By December 24, 2014
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All of us at the Artblog wish you and your families love, happiness and an art-filled New Year! Here are some seasonal pictures for you. Enjoy.

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Cascarones by Frank Bramblett, beads and lights

Christmas tree

Fireworks!
Fireworks!
6 panel black and white cartoon
Beth Heinly does Happy Holiday

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Soho, New York, 2011. Photo by Cate Fallon
Soho, New York, 2011. Photo by Cate Fallon
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Jaws and lights

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