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Cute yellow giraffe with blue spots. For children. A fairy tale character from the children’s book online “In Middlefield Zoo with Sam and Lucca”.

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Cute green frog. For children. A fairy tale character from the children’s book online “Frederic the frog and Elias the elephant”.

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece on Fifth Avenue in New York. Of course The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 5th Avenue at 89th Street, New York. And New York is yellow cabs, black people, white people, red light, green light, street noise, Hotel Lexington, homeless, alcohol, narcotics, penthouse, Fifth Avenue, Thrump Tower, fancy restaurants, delis, Central Park, ally, backyard, Guggenheim, glory, misery, Museum of Modern Art, China Town, Rockefeller Center, millionaires, beggars, subway, Broadway, tourists, diplomats, UN, Metropolitan… Amazing how Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture is contemporary. In Chicago I saw several of his houses that looked as if they were built yesterday. One was from 1909. The blue sky above symbolizes divinity. Frank Lloyd Wright had a rare gift, sure. Divinity?

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Inspired by the large Jelling stone (in the city Jelling in Denmark) set up by the king Harold Bluetooth (d. 987). The stone is decorated with an image of Christ, and the runic inscription announces that it was Harold who united Denmark into one realm and made the Danes Christians.

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Inspired by a helicopter flight and much more.

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The tower of the City Hall in Aarhus, Denmark. Designed by the famous Danish architect Arne Jacobsen. He who designed the Ant Chair back in 1952.

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Maple leaves fron the Canadian flag. I visited Canada - it was amazing. Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Québec, Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Kamloops, Vancouver.

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Inspired by the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest in Nepal. And the wish to climb it - soon! - Might it be like seeing a Henri Matisse exhibition at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art? Seeing the great Master’s colorful simplicity paper cut-outs, and letters telling the stories behind. Letters telling me, that he worked from 1941 to 1954 in exactly the same way that I do. A radical renewal that made it possible for Matisse to create what he had always struggled for: “I have needed all that time to reach the stage where I can say what I want to say.”

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Inspired by Mona, I saw her in Paris, France. At le Louvre. Leonardo da Vincy was of course the original creator. Copyrights concerning inspiration, names etc. cleared with Copy-Dan 3 October 2005.

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Inspired by Marc Chagall, by Max Ernst, by a significant other - and by American Native Art.

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