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Originally Posted by Twoballbyouch: I just didn't listen, Louisville is a bunch of douche bags. So over rated its sick. 5 dimes in 2 weeks. so pissed!!! Louisville Sucks behind!!! no way theyre going to cover. and the over??? hahahahahahahaah. please!
I hope they lose outright and fall to # 11. Their coach isn't making the right play calls. Too much Teddy Bridgewater, Marcus Mariota is a much better QB.
GO RUTGERS even I lose my bet.
Should they all be this easy!
all those NFL officials on hand, Teddy B. looked terrible! At any rate, nice job Rutgers
and Under backers!

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Making a Train
Seymour Joseph Guy, American (born England), 1824 - 1910
Made in United States, North and Central America
Oil on canvasDimensions:
18 1/8 x 24 1/8 inches (46 x 61.3 cm)Curatorial Department:
American Art
E1924-4-14Credit Line:
The George W. Elkins Collection, 1924
Made in United States, North and Central America
Oil on canvasDimensions:
18 1/8 x 24 1/8 inches (46 x 61.3 cm)Curatorial Department:
American Art
* Gallery 116, American Art, first floor (McCausland Gallery)Accession Number:
E1924-4-14Credit Line:
The George W. Elkins Collection, 1924
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Alone in an attic, a little girl dreams of turning her everyday clothing into something grown-up and magnificent—perhaps a ball gown or wedding dress. Seymour Guy's daughter Anna was likely the model for this painting. The warm, soft glow of an oil lamp evokes the innocence of her childhood. At the same time, shadows fall across her torso to hint at her imminent transformation into a young woman, and a doll lies abandoned in the cabinet to her right to suggest that soon such playthings will be forgotten. After the Civil War (1861-65), nostalgic visions of childhood like this one gained enormous popularity.
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