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Welcome To Arts & Literature where we try to answer questions of a scholarly nature.

If you are looking for information about books then head to Books & Authors. The Arts section covers all sorts of topics like theatre, exhibitions, paintings and much more.

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hobbo49
“Hello Leslie Bell, is his shoe loose “ - what do all the words in this sentence have in common...
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hobbo49
Which cartoon character was originally going to be called “Too Much”...
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hobbo49
Who had all the 6 films they appeared in nominated for Oscars for best film
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hobbo49
Name the famous work of art that has its own post box...
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Ninnynanny
What is the most famous painting of; "Remembrance Day flowers" Thank you for any help....
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DTCwordfan
Finished - just before the rain comes in.... Excuse the greyness of the board - in real life it is cream. It's my cheapo Samsung camera. I'll get into my printers and get a digital copy at some point....
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Goofy
Now that vat been removed from ebooks, when will we notice the price difference on Amazon
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Patsy33
Trying to help friend name her Kitten. He's a short haired chocolate coloured boy. Any ideas on names please?...
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LadyCG
Generally I prefer non-fiction and political and military history is my favourite genre. I like books that are very factual and not politically biased by the author. I like survivor memoirs too. Any...
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Luzzly
I just read that the musical Hair stopped playing in the West End in 1973, but I am pretty certain I took my brother to see it for his 18th birthday in 1975. Did the musical ever come back to the West...
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Vimto
I have just finished reading "The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", a collection of short story pastiches collected and introduced by Richard Lancelyn Green and published by Penguin in 1985. In...
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DryIce22
Has anyone read any of the Captain W.H. John's books from the 1950's. Not the Biggles stories but about a boy lost on the Scottish grouse moors. The strange lights he saw through the dank mist being...
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DTCwordfan
Just about there..... Now it's looking rather Bram Stoker-ish, the old house behind, sad that it is empty and rather decaying. Think that the clock was a Victorian folly based off some involvement...
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DTCwordfan
3/4 done for those who like to follow progress of something coming together - getting there, the building to the left to texture and shadow, ditto the wall under the tree and that needs it to 'support...
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Superiorfeline
Rate this story, please. Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce the best Turkish Van movie of all times, The Flea-Ridden And The Restless. Chichip is kidnapped by The Beaver before he has a...
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hardy49
Over the past few weeks I have been knitting squares, whilst watching television. Originally I had thought about making them into throws or even a bedspread. Has anubody got any better ideas ?
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woodelf
Is the poetry anthology "The Map and the Clock" by Carol Ann Duffy and Gillian Clarke illustrated and if so, how well? Ta Muchly....
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PaulTrems
In the early 80s, I was about 13 or 14 and we read a book in our English lesson that I cannot remember the name of and only part of the story. If I remember rightly, a man had something injected into...
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DTCwordfan
My new wee cottage https://imgur.com/eZQyJ6B Nearly there - there are trees behind but the problem is there's a whopping great yew or leylandii behind the right chimney that goes nearly the whole way...
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blue9nutella
I have to write a page about it. :( Write a short text (no more than 1 page of Word) on whatever object (be it a single object or an activity; art, design, fashion, media or nature) you consider...

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